$65.54
Jokeri Cushion cover 40x60 cm—
$65.54
The Story
This jacquard knit cushion cover features the Jokeri pattern. The cushion cover has a concealed zipper on one side and a narrow, flanged edge.
This product is made of a cotton and linen blend, which contains 37% organic cotton and 10% recycled linen.
Unbleached fabrics, as well as fabrics containing recycled fibers, have a natural lively color and surface where small different colored areas may appear. There may be differences between products regarding this feature.
The non-figurative Jokeri design dates back to the time when influences from contemporary youth culture were perhaps most strongly evident in Annika Rimala’s rhythmic patterns.
This product is made of a cotton and linen blend, which contains 37% organic cotton and 10% recycled linen.
Unbleached fabrics, as well as fabrics containing recycled fibers, have a natural lively color and surface where small different colored areas may appear. There may be differences between products regarding this feature.
The non-figurative Jokeri design dates back to the time when influences from contemporary youth culture were perhaps most strongly evident in Annika Rimala’s rhythmic patterns.
Description
This jacquard knit cushion cover features the Jokeri pattern. The cushion cover has a concealed zipper on one side and a narrow, flanged edge.
This product is made of a cotton and linen blend, which contains 37% organic cotton and 10% recycled linen.
Unbleached fabrics, as well as fabrics containing recycled fibers, have a natural lively color and surface where small different colored areas may appear. There may be differences between products regarding this feature.
The non-figurative Jokeri design dates back to the time when influences from contemporary youth culture were perhaps most strongly evident in Annika Rimala’s rhythmic patterns.
This product is made of a cotton and linen blend, which contains 37% organic cotton and 10% recycled linen.
Unbleached fabrics, as well as fabrics containing recycled fibers, have a natural lively color and surface where small different colored areas may appear. There may be differences between products regarding this feature.
The non-figurative Jokeri design dates back to the time when influences from contemporary youth culture were perhaps most strongly evident in Annika Rimala’s rhythmic patterns.
