Inspired by the legendary Shalimar Gardens of Lahore, Pakistan, this statement cushion brings the timeless elegance of Mughal artistry into your home. The Shalimar Gardens, built in 1641 during the Mughal Empire, are renowned for their symmetrical beauty, intricate design, and lush botanical motifs—elements that echo through this exquisite hand block printed cushion.
The Shalimar Connection
Shalimar, meaning 'abode of love,' represents the pinnacle of Mughal garden design and artistic expression. This cushion pays homage to that rich heritage with its delicate red and pink leaf pattern reminiscent of the botanical artistry found in Mughal miniature paintings and architectural details.
What's Included
This cushion comes complete with a plush polyester inner pad, ready to display in your home straight away.
Features
- Hand Block Printed: Each cushion is meticulously hand printed by Naila Ahmad using traditional block printing techniques and eco-friendly inks
- Mughal-Inspired Design: Red and pink leaf pattern echoing the botanical motifs of Mughal art and architecture
- Premium Linen: Crafted from soft, natural light beige linen for a luxurious, timeless feel
- Statement Size: Generous 22 x 22 inches square—perfect as a focal point on sofas, beds, or chairs
- Playful Details: Adorned with fluffy red pom poms for texture and visual interest
- Practical Design: Front features hand block printed design, back is plain with zipper opening for easy cover removal
- Inner Pad Included: Comes with plush polyester filling for immediate use
- Machine Washable: Easy care on hand wash cool cycle for long-lasting beauty (remove inner pad before washing)
- Sustainable: Made using leftover fabrics and eco-friendly inks
Perfect For
This statement cushion brings cultural heritage and artisan craftsmanship to contemporary interiors. Whether you're creating a globally-inspired living space or simply appreciate the beauty of traditional textile arts, the Shalimar Cushion adds warmth, history, and handcrafted elegance to any room.
Each piece is lovingly handmade in our London studio, celebrating the enduring beauty of South Asian textile traditions.