Handwoven cotton indigo Shore Pillow
2 week lead time
Soft handwoven cotton throw pillow. These textiles are woven on a traditional backstrap loom, which is a very simple loom you can attach to your house walls or even a tree. The patterns are traditional and date back hundreds of years to when the Mangyan people were coastal dwelling- the rows of white and blue are said to be reminiscent of the sequence of waves arriving. Handa founder Hannah grew up in a Mangyan village and works directly with the women there to obtain this special and rare textile.
20" x 20"
Exterior: 100% cotton with indigo
Filling: 100% feather down
Variation in color and pattern may occur from the hand-dying process and the hand of the weaver
Dry Clean
2 week lead time
Soft handwoven cotton throw pillow. These textiles are woven on a traditional backstrap loom, which is a very simple loom you can attach to your house walls or even a tree. The patterns are traditional and date back hundreds of years to when the Mangyan people were coastal dwelling- the rows of white and blue are said to be reminiscent of the sequence of waves arriving. Handa founder Hannah grew up in a Mangyan village and works directly with the women there to obtain this special and rare textile.
20" x 20"
Exterior: 100% cotton with indigo
Filling: 100% feather down
Variation in color and pattern may occur from the hand-dying process and the hand of the weaver
Dry Clean
2 week lead time
Soft handwoven cotton throw pillow. These textiles are woven on a traditional backstrap loom, which is a very simple loom you can attach to your house walls or even a tree. The patterns are traditional and date back hundreds of years to when the Mangyan people were coastal dwelling- the rows of white and blue are said to be reminiscent of the sequence of waves arriving. Handa founder Hannah grew up in a Mangyan village and works directly with the women there to obtain this special and rare textile.
20" x 20"
Exterior: 100% cotton with indigo
Filling: 100% feather down
Variation in color and pattern may occur from the hand-dying process and the hand of the weaver
Dry Clean