DERYA Embroidered Anatolian Cushion 65x30cm
Hand-woven unique piece – not reproducible
DERYA Embroidered Anatolian Cushion 65x30cm
Wild Heart Free Soul
Kastanienallee 55
10119 Berlin
Germany
Made from a historic Bulgarian textile of hand-woven cotton.
The fine embroideries were handcrafted decades ago and tell of a time when textiles were much more than utilitarian objects. They were an expression of origin, craftsmanship, and family connection. Each piece is unique and bears the traces of its history.
Through careful re-processing, this rare textile is given a new life as a cushion cover – ready to accompany another chapter.
The matching recycled down filling cushion is available separately.
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Hand-woven unique piece – not reproducible
Hand-woven unique piece – not reproducible
Historical Anatolian textiles combine artisanal beauty, cultural heritage, and living history. The fine embroideries and woven structures make each cushion cover a unique testament to traditional craftsmanship.
This cushion cover was crafted in our Wild Heart Free Soul atelier in Istanbul from a historical peasant dress. The original textile consists of hand-woven cotton and was hand-embroidered. Age-related traces and natural irregularities are part of its character and make each piece unique.
The front consists of a historical Anatolian textile made of hand-woven and hand-embroidered cotton. The back is made of high-quality linen and is equipped with a concealed zipper.
Each cushion cover is unique and may vary slightly in color, pattern, and embroidery.
This cushion cover was made from a historical Anatolian peasant dress that was hand-woven and hand-embroidered many decades ago.
In the villages of Anatolia, women often made their own clothes. The cotton was processed on simple looms and then decorated with elaborate embroidery. Every pattern, every seam, and every shade of color bears witness to craftsmanship, patience, and a deep connection to daily life and the traditions of their community.
Many of these textiles were part of a young woman's trousseau and were kept, cared for, and passed down from generation to generation over many years. They accompanied their owners through festivals, family celebrations, and daily life.
The embroidery is traditionally on the back of the dress. An embroidered apron was originally worn on the front, which is why many of these garments are plain at the front.
Today, such handmade garments have become rare. Through careful repurposing, these historical textiles are given new life and preserve a piece of Anatolian cultural history for future generations.
Each cushion cover is unique. Small traces of time are part of its character and tell of a life that began long before us.
Please only shake out carefully or vacuum with low suction power.
Stains should be treated immediately with a clean, slightly damp cloth. Please do not rub, but dab gently.
The front is made of a historic, hand-embroidered cotton textile. The back is made of high-quality linen. To preserve the beauty and longevity of both materials, we do not recommend machine washing.
If necessary, the cushion cover should be professionally cleaned.
Avoid direct, strong sunlight for extended periods to protect colors and embroidery.