What makes the Cozy cover special?
Its earthy palette. Gold, mustard and warm browns lead the patchwork, with green, red and cream accents. A gold rim with small tassels finishes the edge, which makes it feel warm and settled, and small mirror dots add a little light.
How is the design laid out?
Instead of a grid of squares, the patches are arranged as wedge-shaped panels of geometric folk prints around a centre ring. The layout draws the eye to the middle and gives the cover a balanced, radiating look, with small mirror dots catching light here and there.
Which sizes are available?
The Cozy cover comes in 16 x 16, 18 x 18 and 32 x 32 inches. The two smaller sizes work on sofas and chairs, and the 32 x 32 inch size suits floor seating or a large accent piece on a daybed.
Where is it made?
It is sourced directly from Keshav, an embroidery cooperative based in Barmer, Rajasthan. The cover combines Kambadiya patchwork, Kantha running stitches and Banjara folk embroidery, all worked by hand on cotton.
Is the surface flat or textured?
Textured. The cotton patches are pieced together and worked with thread embroidery, and small mirror dots sit among the geometric prints. The gold rim carries small tassels too, so the cover looks heavy with work. Clean it gently rather than scrubbing over the mirrors.
What does it pair well with?
Its golds and browns pair naturally with other earthy tones such as rust and olive, and they warm up a group led by navy or deep green cushions. For a calmer set, combine it with plain cushions in cream or olive so the gold rim stands out.