Named Dasha, a form of the Persian name Daria, this fully hand-embroidered cushion draws inspiration from the intricate beauty of Persian ceramics. Its geometric leaf motifs sit upon a tiled ground, creating a pattern that is both structured and visually captivating. Dasha is available in three subtle colourways: turquoise with red piping, green with red piping, and blue with yellow piping, each bringing warmth and character to any space.
Each cushion takes six weeks to complete, handcrafted by our skilled Syrian and Palestinian refugee women artisans. Their work does more than create a beautiful object — it enables them to send their children to school, provide food for their families, and secure safe shelter. Many of our artisans share that producing these cushions changes their position within the family, giving them independence and a sense of agency through earning their own income.
Named Dasha, a form of the Persian name Daria, this fully hand-embroidered cushion draws inspiration from the intricate beauty of Persian ceramics. Its geometric leaf motifs sit upon a tiled ground, creating a pattern that is both structured and visually captivating. Dasha is available in three subtle colourways: turquoise with red piping, green with red piping, and blue with yellow piping, each bringing warmth and character to any space.
Each cushion takes six weeks to complete, handcrafted by our skilled Syrian and Palestinian refugee women artisans. Their work does more than create a beautiful object — it enables them to send their children to school, provide food for their families, and secure safe shelter. Many of our artisans share that producing these cushions changes their position within the family, giving them independence and a sense of agency through earning their own income.
