Pillow Case ~ Birds ~ Lilac Breasted Rollers

• Product Material: Linen
• Specifications: Pillow insert is not included.
• Product Structure: All fabric edges are sewn with zigzag stitches to prevent wear and ensure durability, softenness and delicacy. Color matching hides the zipper design, which is convenient for the pillow core to be inserted and removed.
• Product Description: Environment-friendly material: The pillowcase is made of high quality fabric, which feels comfortable and comfortable to wear. Thick and durable, colorfast after washing. High-end quality, exquisite craftsmanship, single-sided printing.
• Applicablescenario: Very suitable for home decoration, sofa and chair, car decoration, office, hotel, coffee decoration.
• WashingInstructions: Machine washing: separate cold water machine washing, gentle machine washing, do not bleach, low temperature drum drying,  do not iron.

The gorgeous colors and design of this stunning pillow are inspired by the elegant Lilac- breasted roller . a local bird that lives here in South Luangwa National Park. The delicate hand painting by our talented artists perfectly depicts the local wildlife onto this decorative pillow. This cushion cover comes in a subtle beige background . bringing out the bright detail of this African bird.

This accent pillow is hand drawn and hand painted on durable cotton. Decorated with local birds and vibrant hues . it is sure to add a pop of color and texture to any interior.

While the design and technique are the same . each artisan has his own way of starching and balancing colours . making each piece unique in its own special way.

• Size: 46 cm x 46 cm
• Color: Beige
• Made from 100% GMO free cotton fabric sourced in Africa
• Backed with solid cotton fabric + vent closure
• Each piece may vary slightly due to its handcrafted nature
• Machine wash on gentle cycle . maximum 30 degrees Celsius. No tumble-dry. Iron inside out on low.
• Sold without insert
• Ethically handcrafted in South Luangwa . Zambia

5% of each purchase is reinvested in local community and conservation initiatives.