Hand-Knotted Geometric Maze Silk Velvet Pillow - 20x20 Black & Silver

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"Define your space with the architectural precision of our Hand-Knotted Silk Velvet Geometric Maze Pillow.

This 20x20 square pillow features … Read more "Define your space with the architectural precision of our Hand-Knotted Silk Velvet Geometric Maze Pillow.

This 20x20 square pillow features a bold, labyrinthine pattern that channels Brutalist architecture and Art Deco geometry. Hand-woven and hand-knotted using organic vegetable dyes, the design contrasts deep ink black velvet against a luminous background of silver-grey and oyster. The ""blurred"" edges of the ikat technique soften the graphic lines, giving the pillow a sense of movement and hand-crafted soul rather than rigid machine perfection.

Tailored in our California atelier, this piece is a testament to mastered skill. The heavy silk velvet pile catches the light, transforming the grey tones from matte slate to shimmering silver depending on the angle. It arrives with a premium down-feather insert included, ensuring that distinctive, luxurious ""chop"" that designers require.

Size: 20"" x 20"" (50x50 cm) Square

Construction: Hand-Woven, Hand-Knotted Silk/Wool Velvet

Pattern: Geometric Maze / Abstract Labyrinth

Palette: Ink Black, Silver-Grey, Oyster, Taupe

Origin: Artisan Loomed Fabric; Hand-Finished in California, USA

Insert: Luxury Cloud-Fill Down Feather Included

Interior Designer’s Style Guide

This pillow is an ""Architectural Anchor."" It is best suited for Modern Industrial, Soft Minimalist, and Monochrome interiors.

The Sofa: This piece demands high contrast. It looks spectacular on a white boucle or cream shearling accent chair, where the black lines cut through the fluffiness. Alternatively, place it on a cognac leather sofa to add a modern edge to a classic piece.

The Palette: Ideally suited for a black, white, and wood color scheme. It grounds airy spaces and adds complexity to minimal ones.

Pro Tip: Pair this graphic 20x20 with a solid ochre or rust lumbar to break up the monochrome palette without losing the modern edge." See less