Art meets function in our gallery-worthy statement cushions, made using artisanal techniques for a lived-in luxury feel.

“Expert craftsmanship shines in this round cushion, designed for touchable texture. Every single loop is crafted by hand using meticulous punch needle techniques, creating a timeless centrepiece to bring any interior to life. Vibrant tonal shades, veggie garden motifs and long fringe edging all come together in a playful ode to the summer harvest.” – Phoebe’s Style Notes

• Handcrafted punch needle finish shows off skilled artistry and a unique heirloom feel
• Fringe edges add an extra touch of texture
• High-quality feather insert for that premium cushion feeling

DETAILS

Measures 48cm diameter
Verbena, Cayenne, Paprika, Dahlia, Sumac, Turmeric
Made from wool & cotton slub reverse + feather insert

Note: The punch needle techniques used in this cushion creates a beautifully textured work of art, but the result is not particularly soft. While not ideal for snuggling on the couch, it makes for a stunning statement piece. 

SHIPPING & RETURNS

This item is not able to be carried by Australia Post (due to size and weight restrictions) and it requires speciality sensitive freight couriers. This means that it does not apply for ‘Free Standard Shipping’.

Shipping is restricted to NSW, ACT & VIC. If you are outside of these locations and would like this item shipped, please contact us for an accurate shipping rate. *We cannot guarantee our courier service will be able to deliver to all remote/ rural locations, if shipping is not possible, a full refund will be provided.*

Please note that the sale of all furniture and home décor items like art, lighting, and rugs is firm and final. OPUS does not offer any exchanges or refunds for these items (unless they are deemed by us to be faulty or damaged). Handmade construction and the use of natural materials can often leave visible imperfections in the finish or build of these items. We quality control every product we sell but natural variances in organic materials are not considered faults in most cases.