Jaipur - Nagaland Pillow Ngw38 16x24 Inch Lumbar

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Nagaland Pillow Ngw38 16x24 Inch Lumbar

Jaipur
Nagaland Pillow Collection

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Handmade by weavers in Nagaland, India, the Nagaland collection showcases the traditional loin-loom techniques of the indigenous tribes of the region. The artisan-made Longwa throw pillow effortlessly combines heritage-rich tribal patterns a versatile, contemporary colorway for a stunning statement in any space. Crafted of soft, finely woven cotton, this tasseled pillow brings the global art of Naga textiles to the modern home.

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100% Down
•100% Polyester
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Handmade by weavers in Nagaland, India, the Nagaland collection showcases the traditional loin-loom techniques of the indigenous tribes of the region. The artisan-made Lumami throw pillow effortlessly combines heritage-rich tribal and stripe patterns with a versatile cream, black, and gold colorway for a stunning statement in any space. Crafted of soft, finely woven cotton, this pillow brings the global art of Naga textiles to the modern home.

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Design	Lumami
Content	100% Cotton
Backing	100% Cotton
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Removable Cover	Yes
Closure Type	Zipper
Origin	India
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Shape	Lumbar
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Various Note	Please Note: Due to handmade quality, color and/or dye may vary by product. All sales on Pillows, Poufs, Rug Pads, and Accessories are final. Returns or exchanges are not accepted for this item.

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