Gond Deer, Embroidered Cushion Cover 16" x 16"
This beautiful cushion has been inspired by Gond art (a tribal art form of Central India) and features a deer pattern.
The cushion cover has been hand embroidered by artisans from the charity Aham Bhumika in Bhopal India.
- taupe cotton fabric, with plain taupe backing
- tie back fastening
- pre-shrunk and pre-washed
Dimensions
16" x 16"
Care instructions
Handwash/cold wash. Do not bleach. Air dry/tumble dry on low heat. Iron medium heat.
Giving Back
10% of the profits from the sale of this cushion cover will be donated back to our charity partners Aham Bhumika. Through our small contribution and continuing support, we hope to be able to provide more employment opportunities to the women working with Aham Bhumika, to enable them to earn a livelihood and be self-sufficient.
Aham Bhumika
Aham Bhumika is an NGO (Non-Government Organisation) based in Bhopal, a city in the state of Madhya Pradesh in India. It has been set up by a diverse group of artists, housewives, engineers, tourist guides, teachers and government employees, who work for the betterment of the underprivileged in rural areas of India.
The charity mainly works in two villages on the outskirts of Bhopal, with an aim to enable rural women to earn a livelihood and be self-sufficient. As part of Aham Bhumika’s embroidery project, more than 30 skilled rural women artisans, have thus far been trained and employed to create some truly unique and beautiful products including sarees, tote bags and cushion covers.