Sheru Shibori Pillow black history month “Why not color

“Why not color

it was a place where an expansive idea of contemporary art flourished and debate was cultivated

Based on his ongoing study of modern Nordic architecture

painterly drawings celebrate the bounty of fruits and vegetables that inspire his creations: from familiar favorites such as the carrot and cherry to the more exotic elderflower and matsutake mushroom

Sheru Shibori Pillow black history month “Why not colorWabi sabi nature with feather and shell shapes in Indigo Blue on Organic White Cotton Canvas. Influenced by African mudcloth and Japanese textiles, this pillow feels timeless and will seamlessly fit into your boho decor. This pattern is a modern take on traditional shibori pattern making using Nui stitching methods and dyed indigo blue. Double sided print. SIZE: 20 in x 20 in squareINSERT: Hypoallergenic Micro Denier synthetic down, with polyester