These cushion covers carry surface shaped through long-held visual grammar and hand movement.
Madhubani art is shaped by sustained line and pattern — motifs drawn through hand, holding space without rushing toward uniformity. The surface grows through established forms that meet rhythm rather than symmetry, allowing line and color to respond to one another over time.
On these covers, figures and fields do not float as decoration. They emerge from relationships of form, repetition, and pause, held close through linework that interacts with cloth rather than sitting atop it. Variation in line weight, surface intensity, and motif spacing remains visible as evidence of hand and intent rather than error.
Placed where presence matters, these covers soften with use while carrying the record of careful making. This is textile meant to be lived with.
Each cover carries hand-drawn surface work.
Line, motif spacing, and surface rhythm will vary slightly.
These variations are integral to the practice.
Care instructions:
- Handle gently.
- Spot clean when needed.
- Avoid prolonged moisture and direct sunlight.
- First wash dry clean only.
- Hand wash the cushion covers inside out. Iron on the wrong side.
Natural softening and subtle shifts in surface tone are part of the textile’s life.
Imperfections in handmade and handcrafted products highlight their authenticity and the artisan’s personal touch.
