Damask Collection

Blue damask motif is printed on cream 100% cotton fabric in distress form. Damask derives its name from the city of Damascus. It used to be one of the oldest weave techniques. The structures created out of this technique are now famous as damask motifs in modern era.

Blue damask motif is printed on cream 100% cotton fabric in distress form. Damask derives its name from the city of Damascus. It used to be one of the oldest weave techniques. The structures created out of this technique are now famous as damask motifs in modern era.

Blue damask motif is printed on cream 100% cotton fabric through hand screen printing. Damask derives its name from the city of Damascus. It used to be one of the oldest weave techniques. The structures created out of this technique are now famous as damask motifs in modern era.

Blue damask motif is printed on cream 100% cotton fabric in distress form. Damask derives its name from the city of Damascus. It used to be one of the oldest weave techniques. The structures created out of this technique are now famous as damask motifs in modern era.

Damask derives its name from the city of Damascus. It used to be one of the oldest weave techniques. The structures created out of this technique are now famous as damask motifs in modern era.

This exclusive embroidered cushion cover has beige damask motif embroidered at the center of peach viscose blend fabric. The edges have neat piecing with light brown fabric to give a crisp look.

Available in 16 Inch X 16 Inch, this embroidered cushion cover can be bought with or without filler both.

Damask derives its name from the city of Damascus. It used to be one of the oldest weave techniques. The structures created out of this technique are now famous as damask motifs in modern era.

This exclusive embroidered cushion cover has beige damask motif embroidered at the center of natural color viscose blend fabric. The edges have brown pipping to give a crisp look.