Crafted in Blithfield’s Camden fabric from the Eden collection, this cushion features a gentle scallop motif in golden yellow. A warm, versatile accent that brings colour warmth to any space. 

Also available in Blue, Sage, and Red.

Osborne is a vibrant cushion that makes a big statement with its bold design, contrast scallop trim and jewel tones. This cushion looks great in all colours and will add personality wherever it is placed.

Also available in Green, Blue and Red.

Osborne is a vibrant cushion that makes a big statement with its bold design, contrast scallop trim and jewel tones. This cushion looks great in all colours and will add personality wherever it is placed.

Also available in Red, Green and Blue.

Featuring playful yellow, blue and pink stripes woven on a backstrap loom. This versatile cushion is perfect for both contemporary and classic settings.

This item is available for preorder, delivery will be end of August.

The Caballo cushion is crafted from Wicklewood's original fabric and inspired by Guatemalan textiles from the 1930s archive of Lilly de Jongh Osborne. The stylised horse and rider design is woven with intricate motifs which create a colourful and unique piece for your space, bringing heritage into your home.

Also available in Yellow Multi.

This item is available for preorder, delivery will be end of August.

The Caballo cushion is crafted from Wicklewood's original fabric and inspired by Guatemalan textiles from the 1930s archive of Lilly de Jongh Osborne. The stylised horse and rider design is woven with intricate motifs which create a colourful and unique piece for your space, bringing heritage into your home.

Also available in Yellow Multi.

Wicklewood X Mola Sasa is a collaboration that celebrates a kindred aesthetic - vivid colour, vibrant motifs, impeccable finishing and aligned philosophies - preserving artisan traditions, sourcing sustainable materials and working with local female artisans to empower women.

This square cushion, crafted in red and blue, is handmade by the Guna Dule indigenous women and is inspired by the traditional Guatemalan tree of life design. The female artisans use an ancient appliqué technique of hand sewing cut-out layers of fabric to form the intricate Tree of Life design.