About the Product
   Introducing the lively and light-hearted handmade designer cushion covers, made from Jacquard Handloom Cotton Fabric or Handloom Cotton Fabric. The front features a beautiful jacquard design, while the back is made from plain cotton. The well-balanced tones of these cushion covers instantly bring a spark to any living space, making it an ideal choice to impress your guests with an aesthetically pleasing display of space etiquette.
   
  
 
   Features
   Jacquard handloom cotton fabric cushion covers are decorative coverings for cushions made from intricately patterned cotton fabric woven on a traditional handloom using the jacquard weaving mechanism.
   The jacquard technique allows for complex designs and textured patterns on the fabric surface. Handloom production adds uniqueness and craftsmanship to the covers.
   Cotton, a breathable, soft, and durable natural fiber, is the material of choice for these covers.
   Cushion covers not only protect cushions but also add style to. room decor. These sought-after covers can enhance the aesthetics of furniture with cushions like sofas, chairs, or beds.
   Disclaimer:
   We strive to maintain accuracy in all information provided. However, the actual product packaging and materials may contain additional or different details. The color of the product displayed in the image may vary from the received order. We recommend not solely relying on the presented details. Care Instruction
   Option 1 
   For the first 3 wash, Please Dry Clean Only.
   From 4th Wash it is recommended to hand wash the sofa cover in cold water separately. This helps prevent any potential color bleeding or damage. However, starting from the 5th wash onwards, you can use a washing machine.
   
  
 
   Option 2 Alternatively, you can use a color fixer specifically designed for fabrics. Apply it during the first wash, and from the second wash onwards, you can use a washing machine.
   
  
 
   If the fabric of the sofa cover is Jacquard Handloom Cotton, it is recommended you can choose option no.1.
   Note: If needed, iron the fabric from the back side using a low temperature to avoid any damage or discoloration.