Cushions that bring the timeless elegance of blue and white folk art into any space. Birds, flowers, and fantastical creatures intertwine in intricate threadwork against a rich cobalt ground, a palette that echoes Mexico’s beloved Talavera tradition.

Origin (left): Tenango de Doria - Hidalgo
Origin (right): Chilac, Puebla

A garden in full bloom, hand-embroidered in vivid multicolor thread on crisp white fabric. Available in square and lumbar sizes, both finished with red piping, versatile enough for any sofa, any room, any setting.

Origin (right): Chilac, Puebla

Against a deep forest ground, bold flowers and small creatures burst in orange, purple, teal, and pink against a deep forest ground — finished with vibrant coral pom-pom trim. Hand-embroidered with striking detail that commands attention without asking for it.

A bold circular serving tray featuring a vibrant orange Otomí-inspired pattern — birds, owls, and woodland creatures woven through dense foliage. Functional and decorative in equal measure. A statement piece for any table or surface

Telar de cintura / backstrap loom weaving
Santo Tomás Jalieza - Oaxaca

Accents

Hand-embroidered Cushions

Cushions in crisp blue and white, these cushions feature birds, flowers, and dragonflies rendered in fine threadwork with playful pom-pom trim. A timeless color combination that brings graphic elegance to any space

Origin: Tenango de Doria , Hidalgo

Black and electric green set the stage for an explosion of color. Unmistakably Mexican, unmistakably alive.

Origin: Jalapa de Díaz, Oaxaca.

Cushions in crimson florals bloom across a muted denim ground in dense, intricate threadwork. Finished with a fine red piping trim, a striking contrast that feels simultaneously traditional and modern. Quietly bold.

Origin: Tenango de Doria , Hidalgo

From bold hand-embroidered florals to finely woven textiles, our cushion collection brings the full breadth of Mexican craft into your space. Each piece is handmade — whether needle and thread or loom-woven — in a range of colors, patterns, and textures to suit any interior.

Velas de Primavera - Oaxaca

Jaguar de barro
Amatenango del Valle - Chiapas

Hand-embroidered using the iconic Otomí technique, this cushion is a riot of color and life. Birds, flowers, and fantastical creatures bloom across the fabric in vivid thread. A bold statement piece that brings authentic Mexican folk art directly into your living space.

Origin: Tenango de Doria, Hidalgo