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Ami Y'Sar green decorative cushion cover
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Cushion Ami Y'Sar green
Ami Y'Sar, a weaver from the Ede ethnic group in central Vietnam, hand-woven this green and white cushion cover.
This white pattern is very graphic for a trendy cushion and highlighted by a golden piping. The white weft of the fabric brings beautiful reflections and gives a satin effect.
It was in Saigon in Vietnam, in a social enterprise of the FFSC association, that the cover was sewn. It is supplied with its interior made in the Jura.
COMPOSITION & CARE
Polyester cushion cover (Oeko-Tex certified)
Off-white zipper and gold piping
Colours: green and white. Back of plain green cushion.
Dimensions: 30 x 50 cm, 40 x 50 cm or 40 x 40 cm
Hand washing
This product being handmade, there may be some manufacturing defects. Coussin Ami Y'Sar vert
Ami Y'Sar, une tisserande de l'ethnie Ede au centre du Vietnam, a tissé à la main cette housse de coussin vert et blanc.
Ce motif blanc est très graphique pour un coussin tendance et mis en valeur par un passepoil doré. La trame blanche du tissu apporte de beaux reflets et donne un effet satiné.
C'est à Saigon au Vietnam, dans une entreprise sociale de l'association FFSC, que la housse a été cousue. Elle est fournie avec son intérieur fabriqué dans le Jura.
COMPOSITION & ENTRETIEN
Housse de coussin en polyester (certifié Oeko-Tex)
Fermeture éclair blanc cassé et passepoil doré
Couleurs : vert et blanc. Dos du coussin vert uni.
Dimensions : 30 x 50 cm, 40 x 50 cm ou 40 x 40 cm
Lavage à la main
Ce produit étant fait main, il peut y avoir quelques défauts de fabrications.
Ami Y'Sar, a weaver from the Ede ethnic group in central Vietnam, hand-woven this green and white cushion cover.
This white pattern is very graphic for a trendy cushion and highlighted by a golden piping. The white weft of the fabric brings beautiful reflections and gives a satin effect.
It was in Saigon in Vietnam, in a social enterprise of the FFSC association, that the cover was sewn. It is supplied with its interior made in the Jura.
COMPOSITION & CARE
Polyester cushion cover (Oeko-Tex certified)
Off-white zipper and gold piping
Colours: green and white. Back of plain green cushion.
Dimensions: 30 x 50 cm, 40 x 50 cm or 40 x 40 cm
Hand washing
This product being handmade, there may be some manufacturing defects. Coussin Ami Y'Sar vert
Ami Y'Sar, une tisserande de l'ethnie Ede au centre du Vietnam, a tissé à la main cette housse de coussin vert et blanc.
Ce motif blanc est très graphique pour un coussin tendance et mis en valeur par un passepoil doré. La trame blanche du tissu apporte de beaux reflets et donne un effet satiné.
C'est à Saigon au Vietnam, dans une entreprise sociale de l'association FFSC, que la housse a été cousue. Elle est fournie avec son intérieur fabriqué dans le Jura.
COMPOSITION & ENTRETIEN
Housse de coussin en polyester (certifié Oeko-Tex)
Fermeture éclair blanc cassé et passepoil doré
Couleurs : vert et blanc. Dos du coussin vert uni.
Dimensions : 30 x 50 cm, 40 x 50 cm ou 40 x 40 cm
Lavage à la main
Ce produit étant fait main, il peut y avoir quelques défauts de fabrications.
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| Weight | 385g |
| Color | Green, Black, Blue |
| Material | Polyester |
| Made in | Vietnam |
| Brand location | France |
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TRENDETHICS PARIS
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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.
