Tattva Pillow Covers (Set of 4)

A set of four cushion covers hand-painted in gold on a deep maroon base, drawing on the visual language of Mata ni Pachedi, the Gujarati sacred textile tradition. The motifs — sun, tree of life, lotus blooms and flowing forms — are painted on reclaimed fabric, keeping the raw, expressive line of the original craft. They sit as much as storytelling objects as decoration.

Key Features

• Motifs drawn from Mata ni Pachedi: sun, tree of life, lotus and flowing forms
• Hand-painted gold linework on a deep maroon ground
• Reclaimed fabric base
• Set of four covers

Materials

• Reclaimed fabric with hand-painted detailing
• Covers only — inner pads are not included

Care Instructions

• Gentle hand wash in cold water, separately from other laundry
• Do not bleach, soak or scrub the painted motifs
• Dry in shade; iron only on the reverse

Good to Know

• Every cover is painted by hand, so line weight and motif placement differ across the four
• Deep maroon may release a little dye on the first wash

FAQs

What is Mata ni Pachedi?

A Gujarati textile tradition of painted cloth used as a shrine backdrop. These covers borrow its motifs and its hand-painted line rather than reproducing a ritual cloth.

Are cushion pads included?

No, covers only. Buy pads separately in the listed size.

How do they compare with the Geet covers?

Both are gold-on-dark hand painting. Geet is abstract flowing linework on black; Tattva uses figurative motifs from a specific craft tradition on maroon.

Can I use them daily?

Yes, though painted fabric wears with heavy use. Many people keep them on a sofa for display and rotate plainer covers for everyday leaning.

Country of Origin: India Sold by: Crafted by JOD Fulfilled by: EarthBased