Khamma Ghani Elegant Green Cotton Cushion Covers Mirror Work

Refined Radiance: The Elegant Green Cover

Introduce a sense of poise and timeless beauty to your decor with the "Khamma Ghani" (Elegant Green) Cushion Cover. Unlike bright, poppy greens, this "Elegant" shade is deeper and richer, exuding a sense of royal sophistication. It is designed for the discerning homeowner who wants to incorporate ethnic art into their space without compromising on a classy, polished aesthetic.

The Craft: A Reflection of Royalty

The Mirror Work (Abhla Bharat) on this cushion is a nod to the regal interiors of Rajasthani palaces. The glass mirrors are meticulously hand-embroidered onto the fabric, creating a pattern that sparkles with subtlety rather than loudness. This craft transforms the cushion into a piece of jewelry for your sofa, catching the light to create an ambiance of understated luxury.

Styling: The Formal Edit

This elegant green cover is perfectly suited for more formal or traditional settings:

• The Golden Touch: This rich green pairs magnificently with gold accents—think brass lamps, gold-framed mirrors, or mustard-yellow throws.
• The Heritage Room: It fits seamlessly into rooms with dark teak wood furniture or heavy antique pieces.
• The Festival Glow: An excellent choice for Diwali or Eid, where its shimmering mirrors complement the warm glow of oil lamps and candles.

Product Specifications

• Material: 100% Pure Cotton Base
• Craft: Hand-Embroidered Mirror Work
• Size: 16 x 16 Inches (Standard Square)
• Color: Elegant Green with Multi-color Thread
• Closure: Concealed Zip at the back

Care Instructions

• Washing: Dry Clean recommended. The combination of rich dye and delicate mirrors requires professional care.
• Drying: If hand washed, dry flat in the shade. Never wring the fabric as it may damage the embroidery.
• Ironing: Iron on the reverse side only. Never iron directly over the mirrors.

Handmade Note: This is a handcrafted product. You may notice subtle variations in the stitch density or mirror alignment. These are not imperfections but the signature of a human artist's work.