LC2 carmine red – R+D.LAB (Fa.Vo.Llc.)

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50 cm x 50 cm (19 ¾" x 19 ¾") 92% wool 8% cashmereCombining the workmanship of craftsman with a new prospective to create a product that is pure and contemporary for today’s life style. This cushion is crafted from the highest quality of noble fibers, woven by a historical mill, with techniques that are centuries old;
50 cm x 50 cm (19 ¾ x 19 ¾) 92% wool 8% cashmereCombining the workmanship of craftsman with a new prospective to create a product that is pure and contemporary for today’s life style. This cushion is crafted from the highest quality of noble fibers, woven by a historical mill, with techniques that are centuries old; the innovation of design comes from modern approach in combination of colors and patterns. The result gives each piece a simple elegance. Every cushion is unique and has been selected with the greatest care; made entirely by craftsmen hands. The cushions are complimented with cushion filler made of 50% recycled wool pile called “wool ball” an ecological method of reusing left over wool textiles and yarns. Handmade in Italy.

50 cm x 50 cm (19 ¾ x 19 ¾)
92% wool 8% cashmere

Combining the workmanship of craftsman with a new prospective to create a product that is pure and contemporary for today’s life style.

This cushion is crafted from the highest quality of noble fibers, woven by a historical mill, with techniques that are centuries old; the innovation of design comes from modern approach in combination of colors and patterns. The result gives each piece a simple elegance.

Every cushion is unique and has been selected with the greatest care; made entirely by craftsmen hands.

The cushions are complimented with cushion filler made of 50% recycled wool pile called “wool ball” an ecological method of reusing left over wool textiles and yarns.

Handmade in Italy.

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