Seine Camellia Cushion Cover - 24 x 24 - Single

The Mughal floral prints found on cushions tell a story of elegance, nature, and imperial grandeur. These intricate patterns, inspired by the lush gardens of the Mughal Empire reflect a deep connection with Persian aesthetics, Indian craftsmanship, and symbolic storytelling. Modern designers revive Mughal floral prints on cushions using techniques like block printing, embroidery, and digital prints. Each cushion becomes a canvas for history, carrying forward the elegance and storytelling of the past. Soft, embroidered cushions with pomegranate blossoms or jasmine vines carried stories of poetry recited under moonlit pavilions. Modern designers revive Mughal floral prints on cushions using techniques like block printing, embroidery, and digital prints. Each cushion becomes a canvas for history, carrying forward the elegance and storytelling of the past. The Mughal Empire was a crossroads of cultures. Persian, Turkish, and Indian artisans wove their influences into floral motifs. A cushion with delicate tulips and arabesque vines might whisper tales of traders bringing exotic flowers and silk to the royal courts.

Size: 24 inch x 24 inch