TRENDETHICS PARIS
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Hruh Hnue cushion cover - red
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%23 Red cushion cover with traditional pattern
This cushion cover combines red and white in a classic diamond pattern. The weaving is made according to traditional techniques by craftsmen in Vietnam. The material was then compiled in Ho Chi Minh by women in a reintegration project.
The cover has a plain red back with white trim and zipper. The material consists of polyester that is certified according to Oeko Tex standards. Perfect to give your interior a warm, colorful touch.
This cushion cover combines red and white in a classic diamond pattern. The weaving is made according to traditional techniques by craftsmen in Vietnam. The material was then compiled in Ho Chi Minh by women in a reintegration project.
The cover has a plain red back with white trim and zipper. The material consists of polyester that is certified according to Oeko Tex standards. Perfect to give your interior a warm, colorful touch.
| Length | 50 cm |
| Width | 40 cm |
| Height | 10 cm |
| Weight | 250g |
| Color | Red, Orange, Pink |
| Material | Polyester, Diamond |
| Pattern | Plain |
| Values | Handmade, Social Good |
| Made in | Vietnam |
| Brand location | France |
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TRENDETHICS PARIS
No minimum
TrendEthics offers collections of ethical and supportive pillows and pouches (made from scraps), woven in South East Asia by women from ethnic minorities. TrendEthics supports 8 ethnic groups in the creation (Burma, Cambodia and Vietnam) and the development (Laos) of a local weaving activity in order to preserve know-how and activities in the villages.
