Description
Gorgeous mirrored and embroidered cushion cover from India.
10″ x 10″ without tassels
13″ x 13″ including tassels
10″ x 10″ without tassels
13″ x 13″ including tassels
$57.50
Beaded, Mirrored, and Embroidered Vintage Indian Textile
$57.50
Gorgeous mirrored and embroidered cushion cover from India.
10″ x 10″ without tassels
13″ x 13″ including tassels
1 in stock
10″ x 10″ without tassels
13″ x 13″ including tassels
$57.50
Additional information
| Weight | 16 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 13 x 13 x 1 in |
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