Handmade Aari Embroidered Black Mint Cushion Cover

Handmade Aari Embroidery Abstract Maze Cushion Cover – Black & Mint | 16×16 Inch

Where traditional Indian craft meets contemporary design. This striking Aari embroidery square cushion cover features a dense, all-over abstract maze pattern hand-stitched in bold black and soft mint green on pristine white cotton — a design that feels both artistic and effortlessly modern.

A statement piece that works equally well in a minimalist apartment, a Scandi-inspired living room, or a bold boho bedroom. Every interlocking curve is entirely hand-stitched — pure Aari chain stitch craftsmanship with zero machine work.

Product Highlights

• Pure Handmade Aari Chain Stitch Embroidery — dense all-over abstract motif, completely hand-worked
• Black & Mint Dual-Tone Design — bold, modern, and versatile
• Premium White Cotton Fabric — soft, breathable, and durable
• Size: 16×16 Inch Square — standard cushion size, fits most inserts
• Contemporary Abstract Pattern — ideal for modern, minimalist, boho, and Scandi décor
• Handmade with Love — unique hand-embroidered piece, no two exactly alike

Perfect For

• Modern living room sofa and accent chair styling
• Bedroom, study room, or reading corner décor
• Minimalist, Scandi, boho, and contemporary Indian home interiors
• Gifting — housewarmings, birthdays, corporate gifting, festive occasions
• Home decorators who love art-inspired, conversation-starter cushions

What You Get

• 1 x Aari Embroidered Square Cushion Cover (16×16 inch)
• Filler/insert NOT included

Care Instructions

• Gentle hand wash in cold water
• Use mild detergent, avoid bleach
• Do not wring — dry flat in shade to maintain embroidery shape

Made in India | Handcrafted by Indian Artisans

This cushion is proof that Indian hand embroidery is not just traditional — it is timeless, evolving, and endlessly creative. Each piece supports the skilled artisans bringing ancient craft into the modern world.

“Abstract art for your sofa — hand-stitched, one stitch at a time.”