Surajmukhi

Story of the Product:
This embroidered floral cushion captures the feeling of a sunlit wildflower meadow—soft, calm, and full of charm. Set against a warm ivory base, the blooms unfold in earthy terracotta, burnt orange, mustard, and leafy greens, creating a palette that feels both fresh and nostalgic. The mix of petite daisy-like flowers and larger statement blossoms gives the design a natural rhythm, like a garden that grows freely rather than perfectly. It’s the kind of accent that instantly softens a space—adding warmth, colour, and a gentle handcrafted character to your sofa, bed, or reading nook.

Craftsmanship of the Product:
The cushion’s beauty comes from its layered embroidery work and the thoughtful variety of stitches used to build texture and depth. Each flower is formed with dense, directional threadwork that mimics real petals—some with bold, filled stitching for a plush raised look, and others with lighter inner detailing to create contrast and dimension. The stems and foliage are embroidered in clean, flowing lines, giving the pattern structure while keeping it organic and airy.

Small yellow knot-like accents are worked as raised dots across the design, adding a playful “pollen” detail and a tactile finish that catches the light. The combination of solid petal fills, fine outlines, and textured knot work creates a richly crafted surface—decorative up close, balanced from a distance, and designed to feel special in the hand as well as to the eye.

Care of Product:
To protect the embroidered detailing and keep the cushion looking its best, avoid machine washing and harsh detergents. Instead, gently spot clean when needed or hand wash in cold water using a mild detergent. Do not scrub directly over the embroidery—clean with soft pressure and let the fabric do the work. After washing, reshape and lay flat to air dry in a shaded area. Avoid wringing, tumble drying, or direct sunlight for long periods, as this can stress threads and fade colour. If ironing is necessary, iron on the reverse side (or with a cloth over the front) to preserve the raised texture of the embroidery.