I’m not sure I’ve mentioned this lately, but I’ve been in a bit of a pillow daze (or maybe the better word for it is craze) for the last few months and I am adding these to my list…
Pillows from Orientina
Each pillow cover is handmade using the Turkish decorative art of Kilim (something I knew nothing about before finding Orientina). Here’s a little more info…
Kilim is one of the key components of Turkish and Anatolian decorative arts. It is estimated that the Turkish kilims, all of which are regarded as a piece of art, have a history dating back to 3,000 BC. Kilims are made up of wool and are woven without nap, using a special technique. They are used as floor kilims, pillows or divans. Due to their light-weight and movability, they are known as an indispensable part of nomadic life.
Visit Orientina now to browse around and discover your own favorites.
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That’s gonna wrap things up for me for the week. I’m out of town for the rest of the weekend speaking at CCE and Fizz & Frills. I’ll be back Tuesday, but I have posts scheduled for Monday, so everything will appear “normal”. Have a great weekend.
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Love love love these designs!!
Rachel Loves Bob (@RachelLovesBob)Ooooh those are gorgeous.
Kathryn Dyche Dechairo