Vintage Indigo Blue and White Stirpe Mudcloth Lumbar Pillow

Vintage African Mudcloth pillow. A deep burnt orange rust color, with off-white arrow and mixed patterns. Sewn with a zipper closure, and natural linen backing. The inside has an ove...

Antique Homespun Linen Lumbar pillows made from a vintage indigo and natural stripe grain sack linen, with a solid natural flax linen backing. Hidden zipper closure. Measures: 14" x ...

Antique homespun linen lumbar pillows made from a vintage indigo and natural checkered grain sack linen, with a solid natural flax linen backing. The backing is 100% Irish linen in n...

Antique indigo blue Batik accent pillows with fringe. Custom-made by Full Bloom Cottage, the fronts of the pillows are in an antique Batik fabric wit...

Beautiful custom made real shearling sheep lumbar pillow in oatmeal natural color Size: 14" x 20" Backside is 100% pure belgian linen with hidden zipper closure Overlocked edge seams...

Antique faded blue indigo stripe African mudcloth pillows with original fringe details. Fabric: Vintage hemp fabric front, natural colored linen fa...

This modern, geometric pattern is inspired by the Ndop textiles of the Bamileke people of Cameroon. One of Africa’s most artistically lauded cultures, the Bamileke resist dye raffia ...

This artisanal crafted Schumacher pattern, in collaboration with Mark D. Sikes, puts a fresh spin on an archival ikat. Santa Monica Ikat's geometric ...

This pillow features Le Castellet with a knife edge finish. Based on a classic Provençal motif, Le Castellet is a printed linen ogee composed of a tradit...

Artist and scholar. Pioneer and griot. Katherine Dunham is at once one of the greatest exponents of dance culture in the African Diaspora and one of its most groundbreaking ethnographers. Much as fellow legend, academic and pioneer, Pearl Primus did with dance on the African continent, Dunham explored the Caribbean and North America, cataloging the stories and dances of the people, exploring and sharing the diverse expanse of Black experiences and showing how dance could be a political force. This pattern, created in collaboration with Kim Johnson Studios, celebrates that shining legacy with a colorful play of florals and dancers. Cast in dynamic and exuberant postures, our watercolor dancers...

This modern, geometric pattern is inspired by the Ndop textiles of the Bamileke people of Cameroon. One of Africa’s most artistically lauded cultures, the Bamileke resist dye raffia ...

This pattern is an ode to the women of the African Diaspora, inspired by the textile weavers of Rwanda. Illustrated in watercolor by artist, Samantha Hahn, the women are presented he...