Traditional Fully Assembled Fantasy-Themed Decorative Pillows

Item #:CW-415Overall measurements (inches)22H x 22W x 4D .The opulent design of a unicorn and shields on this new handwoven Aubusson throw pillow is crafted in wool. Framed by a tassel trim, the Aubusson throw pillow shows the unicorn proudly making his way between trees adorned with noble shields. The handwoven pillow is backed with zippered beige velvet and includes the removable down and feather insert. Overall Condition is New. Material(s):Wool,Down Feather Insert,Velvet.Style:Aubusson.Dates to circaNew.

Item #:MH-391Overall measurements (inches)18H x 18W x 5D .Pictorial Embroideries Made During The Reigns Of Elizabeth I And James I Were Most Often Used To Decorate Objects Such As Pillows Or Table Covers. Produced From An Antique Pillow Cover, Circa 1600, In The Collection At Colonial Williamsburg, This PillOverall Condition is New. Material(s):Wool,Poly Insert,Cotton Velvet Back.Style:Needlepoint.Dates to circaNew.

Item #:CW-54Overall measurements (inches)20H x 20W x 4D .A noble unicorn and lion stand guard beside a heraldic shield on this incredible new hand-embroidered throw pillow. A tassel trim around the edges accents the detailed hand-embroidery and the deluxe 20 inch square Unicorn and Lion throw pillow is backed with zippered canvas. Overall Condition is New. Material(s):Canvas.Style:Traditional.Dates to circaNew.

Adorned with a traditional Chinese Imperial Dragon and longevity symbol pattern, this pillow is brocaded in soft and luxurious silk thread. You can mix or arrange it decoratively on any sofa, bed, or chaise.

• Use: Pillows
• Material: Silk
• Color: Light Gold
• Make: Handmade
• Origin: China
• Dimensions: W 15"/D 6.5"/H 15"
• Weight: 3 lb
• Attributes: Oriental, Asian

Lady 1 is a Belgian impressionist tapestry cushion cover piece inspired by the story of Owain, The Lady of the Fountain. The countess and wife of once historical figure turned legendary knight of King Arthur's court; Owain. There is no knowing if she actually existed alongside Owain in actual history but her place in Arthurian lore is prevalent. She's known to be the Countess of the Fountain who is described as the fairest, most wise, kind, liberal, and noble woman.
Lady 1 is jacquard woven, the backed lining is of a plush velvet with an invisible zipper closure that allows easy placement and removal of cushion inserts.

This imported jacquard cushion cover represents the unicorn from the famous work "the Lady and the Unicorn".

Decorative Throw Pillows for Couch Bed Sofa with Zip Covers. Printed on both side, cover and insert.

An easy, fun way to add a pop of color or bring new life to any room in your home or office is with these beautiful Portrait throw pillows. Dress up your bed, sofa or lounger with this decorative design art pillows. Perfect as Traditional bedroom decor, lounge decor Cottage living room decor. It adds a fun accent to any room. Throw pillows really do work wonders: they can transform any room from uninviting discomfort to warm and welcoming. And they really do go almost anywhere - arrange a couple on the couch or sofa, place one in your overstuffed chair for extra coziness, toss a couple on the bed and prop yourself up for a great read.

These Romantic pillow is printed using High Color Density Italian inks to create a vibrantly colored, sharp artwork.

Features:

• Perfect accent to any furniture piece
• Basic shapes with a modern graphic design twist
• Printed on 100% light weight polyester
• Cushion filled with 100% polyester fill
• Wrinkle resistant fabric
• Zip Closure so you can remove the pillow from its cover
• Down-like comfort - Odorless
• 100% Hypoallergenic
• Machine Wash Cold Separately, Gently Cycle Only, No bleach, hang to dry
• Print on Demand with High Density Italian Ink
• Available in Several sizes
• Attribute : Traditional, Modern, Contemporary
• Subject : Romantic, People, Portrait

This beautiful European jacquard woven tapestry cushion cover, L'ouie, or The Hearing, is an extract from the famous set of 6 medieval tapestries the Lady and the Unicorn, depicting the five senses, the sixth commonly considered to be a declaration of love.
Woven in about 1511, they feature the arms of Jean le Viste and are now housed in the Cluny Museum, Paris. The background is done in the Mille-fleur style.