J23.SU.HP.XXXX.023
This cushion is made up of the traditional cloth woven on Sumba using natural dyes and traditional ikat motifs. The solid coloured backing is made by the weavers from Hamba Parengu in East Sumba using the brilliant indigo dye process of which they are famous.
The motif on this cushion is called kaka refers to the cockatoo. As cockatoos generally are seen in groups they are seen to be symbolic of community and reminds the wearer of the textile of the importance of community, harmony and tolerance.
These handmade natural dyed cushions are exquisite on a couch, chair or bed.
Ikat with natural dyes on cotton and woven in Sumba, 2025. Size 32 x 27 cm / 12.5 x 10.5 in
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