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Handwoven 'Altitude Cent II' Bauhaus Merino Wool Large Cushion Pillow

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Handwoven on a dobby loom in our studio using a complex double cloth weaving technique and a combination of weave structures, this unique cushion draws inspiration from the Art Deco and Bauhaus movements. This striking contemporary piece is custom made to order in soft merino lambswool, and can be used as a seat or floor cushion. Please note orders outside of the UK will be sent without the British Fleece insert. Front: Handwoven British-sourced Merino lambswool Back: Handwoven Harris Tweed in mid grey with zip Optional cushion insert: 100% cotton cambric cover with zip filled with British Dorset Horn fleece Care: Dry-clean or hand wash gently in cool water with a detergent designed for delicate materials. Reshape whilst wet and dry flat.

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Customizable - If you’re interested in a variation or customization that is not currently listed, please contact me so we can discuss your specifications. Beskpoke - I'm open to designing and creating fully customized pieces. Please contact me if you'd like to learn more.

Details

Creator
Pamela Print (Weaver)
Production Type
New & Custom(Current Production)
Production Time
It will take 2-3 weeks to make this piece

In the Style Of
Mid-Century Modern
Place of Origin
United Kingdom
Date of Manufacture
2019

Period
2010-
Materials and Techniques
Hand-WovenWool
Condition
New
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Dimensions
H 23.63 in. x W 23.63 in. x D 5.91 in.H 60 cm x W 60 cm x D 15 cm
Seller Location
Chelmsford, GB
Reference Number
LU5051116784472

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About The Maker

Pamela Print

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Pamela Print is a British hand-weaver and textile artist specializing in luxury sustainable textiles for the contemporary home and interior space. Her collection of handwoven interior accessories and artworks draw inspiration from the Art Deco and Bauhaus movements, and play with varying block proportions of scale, texture and colour. Each piece is designed, then meticulously handwoven on a traditional dobby loom, by Pamela in her studio, using a variety of double cloth and extra weft techniques. Collection pieces are made to order, and can also be customized in terms of size and colour. We also work with a small micro weaving mill in Bristol to produce a very limited number of throws. Sustainability is central to Pamela's ethos, and every step of the development and production process is always carefully considered. Highly sustainable, renewable and biodegradable pure wool is sourced locally from the British Isles. Animal welfare is also at the forefront, insisting on a supply chain that is kind to everyone it touches. Pamela, a Central St Martins alumna, worked for fourteen years as a woven textile designer for some of fashion’s most well-known brands in London and Belgium before setting up her practice in 2017.