Yonder cushion on a cream background
Yonder cushion detail
Close-up detail of Yonder Living Wiggle honey organic cotton quilted frill cushion, hand block-printed in Jaipur

Cotton Quilted Frill Cushion Cover | Wiggle | Honey | Small

Sale price$108.00
Quantity:

Sunlit mornings, cosy evenings and a little golden warmth in between.

Warm golden honey waves with a soft pink squiggle running through. It's hand block-printed at our small, family-run factory in Jaipur - built up by hand, colour by colour, so no two are quite the same.

The organic cotton is quilted for a soft, plush feel, finished with a frill trim. Warm enough to lift a neutral bed, happy scattered along a sofa or layered into a nursery, and a genuinely lovely thing to give.

Key Features

  • 100% organic, GOTS-certified cotton, quilted
  • Hand block-printed by artisans in Jaipur
  • Fastens with a brass zip and cotton tie pull
  • Frilled edge all the way round
  • Naturally one of a kind - small print variations from the hand-printing

Details

  • Material: 100% organic cotton (GOTS certified)
  • Print: Wiggle wavy stripe, hand block-printed
  • Colour: Honey gold, pink and cream
  • Made: Hand block-printed in Jaipur, India
  • Closure: Brass zip with cotton tie pull
  • Construction: Quilted with a frill trim on all sides
  • Size: Approx. 55 × 36 cm (L × W)
  • Care: Cool gentle wash with like colours, reshape and air-dry
  • Included: Cushion cover only (insert not included)

FAQ

Is the Wiggle Honey cushion cover organic cotton?
Yes - it's made from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton and coloured with eco-friendly dyes, hand block-printed by artisans in Jaipur.

What size cushions are available?
Three - Small (approx. 55 × 36 cm), Medium (approx. 66 × 44 cm) and a long Bolster (approx. 98 × 45 cm), ideal across a bed or along the back of a sofa.

Will every cushion look exactly the same?
Not quite, and that's the point. Because each one is block-printed by hand, you'll see tiny variations in the print - the signature of a piece made by a person, not a machine.