The kilims used for these cushions originate in Turkey and are mostly wool. They were either made for decorative purposes e.g. as wall hangings or to use as floor rugs, horse saddles, bed covers etc. I am particularly fond of the patchwork style cushions where pieces from various kilims are sewn together. This striped example is sitting on an English broad arm Windsor chair. The colours would certainly help to brighten a dull couch!
Hi Tammy,
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a great Sunday! Taking a break from mowing the lawns on this fine day. Love the Turkish Kilm cushions and I can just visualise these on a moustache backed leather chair. (Don't think I have called the chairs correctly, but hope you know what I mean). My two favourites are the one in the first picture and the patchwork one. I think I have a cushion addiction!
I also think these cushions would never date. There's something really classical about them. Thanks for sharing. Back to the lawns.
Take care
Janine
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N.W. Coast Tassie
Hi Janine, thanks for taking time out to check in. As usual, your comments are always thoughtful and I appreciate them very much. Have a great rest of your weekend and happy mowing! Tammy
ReplyDeleteWowwwww...these are so nice great colors !! enjoy your sunday...love from me...xxx...
ReplyDeleteHi Tammy,
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy calling back in and the appreciation runs both ways. Love that you leave a reply.
I hope sooner than later, that I can visit your gorgeous store and we can meet in person.
Have a great week. Thanks Tammy.
Take care
Janine
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N.W. Coast Tassie