Carthen Forage Handwoven Brocade Cushions | Wild Abandon Collection

from £350.00

Technique: Carthen Brocade is entirely woven by hand using traditional techniques on backstrap looms by A RUM FELLOW’s artisan partners in Guatemala.
Front Fabric: Carthen Handwoven Brocade (Forage)
Backing Fabric: Ispa Handwoven Fabric (Verde) Inner: Feather Composition: Ethically sourced 100% Cotton
Origin: Crafted in Guatemala
Available sizes: 48cm x 48cm, 32cm x 48cm(Custom sizes available upon request)
Use: Drapery, upholstery, accessories
Care: Dry clean only

Available Brocade Cushion Colourways:  Crab Apple, Forage, Croft & Tarn

Rooted in the tradition of Welsh tapestry blankets, Carthen is ethically handwoven on traditional backstrap looms, this brocade is crafted with skill and heritage by indigenous Maya women. These artisans embroider the intricate pattern as they weave the base cloth. Every element of the complex design is meticulously hand stitched, a process that takes up to a month to create a single panel. 

Our Ispa backing fabric is ethically woven on traditional treadle looms by our master artisans in Guatemala.

Due to the hand crafted characteristics there may be minor variations in shading and the placement of the pattern, all of which tell a part of this distinctive fabrics journey.

Learn more about our weaving process

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Technique: Carthen Brocade is entirely woven by hand using traditional techniques on backstrap looms by A RUM FELLOW’s artisan partners in Guatemala.
Front Fabric: Carthen Handwoven Brocade (Forage)
Backing Fabric: Ispa Handwoven Fabric (Verde) Inner: Feather Composition: Ethically sourced 100% Cotton
Origin: Crafted in Guatemala
Available sizes: 48cm x 48cm, 32cm x 48cm(Custom sizes available upon request)
Use: Drapery, upholstery, accessories
Care: Dry clean only

Available Brocade Cushion Colourways:  Crab Apple, Forage, Croft & Tarn

Rooted in the tradition of Welsh tapestry blankets, Carthen is ethically handwoven on traditional backstrap looms, this brocade is crafted with skill and heritage by indigenous Maya women. These artisans embroider the intricate pattern as they weave the base cloth. Every element of the complex design is meticulously hand stitched, a process that takes up to a month to create a single panel. 

Our Ispa backing fabric is ethically woven on traditional treadle looms by our master artisans in Guatemala.

Due to the hand crafted characteristics there may be minor variations in shading and the placement of the pattern, all of which tell a part of this distinctive fabrics journey.

Learn more about our weaving process