Chindi Rag Rug Cushion Cover, Aqua Blues
Ships from the UKA cotton cushion cover woven from narrow strips of salvaged fabric in blues, greens, burgundy, orange and black, each band running horizontally across the square and catching the light differently as the cloth shifts. The effect is layered and lived-in, the kind of textile that brings warmth to a pale sofa or grounds a collection of plains.
Chindi Rag Rug Cushion Cover, Aqua Blues is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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A cotton cushion cover woven from narrow strips of salvaged fabric in blues, greens, burgundy, orange and black, each band running horizontally across the square and catching the light differently as the cloth shifts. The effect is layered and lived-in, the kind of textile that brings warmth to a pale sofa or grounds a collection of plains.
Chindi Rag Rug Cushion Cover, Aqua Blues
Chindi Rag Rug Cushion Cover, Aqua Blues is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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★★★★★ T.B.Beautiful throw....
This is a well made bed cover. I got it for that purpose. I washed it first and the pink ran a little but it washed well. It is nice and thick arrived promtley. I love this item and i will defanatly buying again from this seller. Thank you 😊😊
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★★★★★ K.G.As per the photo and arrived in good time
Thanks very much, it's lovely. It is a gift for my Son who is a student living away from home, he wanted something to make his new room feel less plain. Thiis wall hanging is just right.
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What you'll notice
- Each stripe is a different colour and width, so the eye travels slowly across the surface rather than settling on a single focal point.
- The weave has texture, slight ridges where the strips meet, a hand-loomed irregularity that reads as craft rather than machine precision.
- The blues and teals sit alongside earthy reds, mossy greens and flashes of ochre, a palette that works with both warm woods and cool neutrals.
- It's cotton through and through, so it breathes in summer and layers well with heavier linens or wool throws when the weather turns.
Chindi weaving, nothing wasted
Chindi is a traditional Indian method of weaving leftover fabric scraps into new cloth, originally a way to use up every last offcut from garment-making. The narrow strips are torn or cut from larger pieces, then woven on a loom to create rugs, runners and textiles like this. The result is inherently varied, no two covers identical, and the mix of weights and weaves within a single piece gives it depth and character that printed fabric rarely achieves.
How it sits in a room
The horizontal banding suits both low seating and upright chairs, and the colour mix means it plays well with other patterns rather than demanding to be the lone accent. It works on a reading chair in a corner, layered with a plain linen on a daybed, or as the pop of texture on an otherwise neutral sofa. The blues keep it cool enough for coastal or Scandinavian-leaning spaces; the warmer tones ground it in boho or eclectic settings.
Construction and fit
The cover is cotton, woven rather than printed, with a square format that suits most standard inner pads. The closure is on the reverse, so the front face is uninterrupted pattern. This is a cover only, you'll need a separate inner pad to fill it.
Care
Wash it with similar colours on a gentle cycle and dry flat or on low heat. The mixed scraps may fade at slightly different rates over time, which tends to soften the look rather than spoil it.
A considered gift
It suits someone who collects textiles with a story, who prefers layered colour over matchy-matchy sets, or who's piecing together a home that feels travelled and lived-in rather than styled from a single catalogue.
Material
Cotton
Colour
Blue