Pillow

Name: Pillow
Brand: Anou
SKU: 21628
Price: 47 USD
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SIZE

54cm x 43cm x 2cm — 1ft 9in x 17in x 1in

WEIGHT

800 g

MATERIALS

Cotton Thread and Tadout - Wool

PRODUCT ID

#21628

This accent pillow is made with a cotton fabric and is embroidered with a colored cotton string. The pillows often feature two designs known as the Fezi (originating from the Fez region and features geometric patterns) or Rabati (also known as the royal style and features medallion type designs) and its selection depends on the skills and knowledge of the embroiderer. Look for the matching blanket set on the association’s profile to add to your moroccan decor.

COLORS IN THIS PIECE

Non-toxic, non-bleed dyes · Color guide

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MEET THE MAKERS

Handmade by 1 member of Association Tithrite

Zahra Idrissi

Zahra started weaving when she was eight years old. Her female neighbour taught her how to weave. She never went to school and she used to work for some rich families in order to support her own family. Her parents died and then she lived with her brother and his wife. Now that she's a member of Tithrite Association, she no longer feels like she's a burden to her brother. She hopes to help her poor community because she knows how it feels. She likes to weave alot and she thinks that it always feels good to earn money from what she likes to do.

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