Charles Traditional Paisley Throw Pillow

Charles Traditional Paisley Throw Pillow

Marsoni

M251S

$104.97

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Charles Traditional Paisley Throw PillowIncludes: 1 Pillow Cover + Feather Fill Option Size: 18 x 18 Made In Cleveland, Ohio 100% Cotton Locally Sourced Dead Stock Handwoven & Handmade Dry Clean Only Finish: Soil and Stain Release This pillow, made in the USA, is created using rare vintage deadstock fabric. We selected this textile for its iconic Whinlatter Paisley pattern in the deep Chestnut colorway, embodying classic American traditional design. The front highlights a rich, heritage

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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2015