Anaya Indigo Mud Cloth Pillow
This African mud cloth pillow is soft and beyond comfortable. The fabric is dyed using a technique that involves folding and twisting the cloth and dyeing it in an indigo bath. Due to the vintage nature of the mud cloth, some pieces may have areas of distress.
Stylist tip: This is the perfect pillow to put on a long couch or on top of your bed in before a flurry of like colored pillows.
Handcrafted in Charleston, South Carolina
Vintage fabric
Pillow insert included
Care Instructions: The cover can be washed in cold water if necessary. Tumble dry or lay flat to dry. Do not apply heat or the blue dye may fade.
Measurements:
W 18" x 28" L
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