Blue Hydrangea Hook Pillow

$89.00
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The Blue Hydrangea Hook Pillow brings the softness of a garden in bloom to a sofa, chair, or bed. Designed by Sally Eckman Roberts, its floral motif is worked in hooked wool for a richly textured surface, with a polyester velvet back and a removable insert. The generous square shape layers comfortably with plain linen, patterned textiles, and traditional upholstery.

Details

  • Blue hydrangea floral design

  • 100% wool hooked face

  • 100% polyester velvet backing

  • Removable polyester insert included

  • Zipper closure

  • Designed by Sally Eckman Roberts

  • Approx. 18" W × 18" H

  • Sold individually

From the Peking Handicraft Collection
Decorative pillows selected for their tactile surfaces, traditional motifs, and touches of wit. Floral, equestrian, and nautical designs bring pattern and personality to the rooms we use every day.

Free shipping throughout the United States, excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Free local delivery within Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

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The Blue Hydrangea Hook Pillow brings the softness of a garden in bloom to a sofa, chair, or bed. Designed by Sally Eckman Roberts, its floral motif is worked in hooked wool for a richly textured surface, with a polyester velvet back and a removable insert. The generous square shape layers comfortably with plain linen, patterned textiles, and traditional upholstery.

Details

  • Blue hydrangea floral design

  • 100% wool hooked face

  • 100% polyester velvet backing

  • Removable polyester insert included

  • Zipper closure

  • Designed by Sally Eckman Roberts

  • Approx. 18" W × 18" H

  • Sold individually

From the Peking Handicraft Collection
Decorative pillows selected for their tactile surfaces, traditional motifs, and touches of wit. Floral, equestrian, and nautical designs bring pattern and personality to the rooms we use every day.

Free shipping throughout the United States, excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Free local delivery within Georgetown, Washington, D.C.