Damascus Rose hand-embroidered cushion cover
This cushion is designed by Alexandra Tolstoy and Benedict Foley! The design is based traditional Syrian and Palestinian motifs representing trees and flowers.
The Damascus rose is a symbol of Syria’s heritage, representing resilience, beauty, and a deep connection to the land.
Hand-embroidered by Syrian refugee women artisans displaced by ongoing conflict, each stitch of this handmade cushion serves as a poignant reminder of their homeland. As they work, they preserve and share the beauty of Syria through this timeless design.
Amid the ongoing crisis in Beirut, which has forced Oshana’s artisans to flee their homes once again, the symbol of the Damascus rose is more meaningful than ever. By purchasing this cushion, you are not only bringing a beautiful piece of Syrian heritage into your home, but also supporting Oshana’s artisans as they strive to keep their culture alive through their craft.
The cushion is made with 100% natural wool, dyed with vegetable-based dyes, honouring traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Size 45×45 CM
Material: thread is hand-dyed using vegetables dyes. Backing is 100% linen
This cushion is designed by Alexandra Tolstoy and Benedict Foley! The design is based traditional Syrian and Palestinian motifs representing trees and flowers.
The Damascus rose is a symbol of Syria’s heritage, representing resilience, beauty, and a deep connection to the land.
Hand-embroidered by Syrian refugee women artisans displaced by ongoing conflict, each stitch of this handmade cushion serves as a poignant reminder of their homeland. As they work, they preserve and share the beauty of Syria through this timeless design.
Amid the ongoing crisis in Beirut, which has forced Oshana’s artisans to flee their homes once again, the symbol of the Damascus rose is more meaningful than ever. By purchasing this cushion, you are not only bringing a beautiful piece of Syrian heritage into your home, but also supporting Oshana’s artisans as they strive to keep their culture alive through their craft.
The cushion is made with 100% natural wool, dyed with vegetable-based dyes, honouring traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Size 45×45 CM
Material: thread is hand-dyed using vegetables dyes. Backing is 100% linen
This cushion is designed by Alexandra Tolstoy and Benedict Foley! The design is based traditional Syrian and Palestinian motifs representing trees and flowers.
The Damascus rose is a symbol of Syria’s heritage, representing resilience, beauty, and a deep connection to the land.
Hand-embroidered by Syrian refugee women artisans displaced by ongoing conflict, each stitch of this handmade cushion serves as a poignant reminder of their homeland. As they work, they preserve and share the beauty of Syria through this timeless design.
Amid the ongoing crisis in Beirut, which has forced Oshana’s artisans to flee their homes once again, the symbol of the Damascus rose is more meaningful than ever. By purchasing this cushion, you are not only bringing a beautiful piece of Syrian heritage into your home, but also supporting Oshana’s artisans as they strive to keep their culture alive through their craft.
The cushion is made with 100% natural wool, dyed with vegetable-based dyes, honouring traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Size 45×45 CM
Material: thread is hand-dyed using vegetables dyes. Backing is 100% linen