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Paoletti Boteh Velvet Cotton Cushion Cover

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£20.00

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Description

The Boteh cushion features a stunning block print inspired by Indian heritage, printed on luxurious velvet fabric. It comes with a standard edge and a reversible design for versatility. Made from 100% cotton, this cushion showcases artisan craft in a rich and sophisticated palette.

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