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Pompeii
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- 100% cotton cushion cover, inspired by a mosaic column at the ruins of Pompeii
- First Edition - Only 101 cushion covers produced
- Double side print consisting of dark semi washed purple with hints of coral, light grey and green, with a smoky pink tube trim
- 45 x 45 cm with invisible zip
- Recommend a plump 45 x 45 cm feather insert or less plump 50 x 50 cm feather insert
- Cold hand-wash separately
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The cover story
I was always fascinated by the disaster of Pompeii as a child.
I remember seeing the gold bracelets and the casts of bodies in the National Geographic. It felt unworldly, mysterious and exciting - I don’t think I could contemplate the devastation as such as nine year old, but it was intriguing and ever since Pompeii has been on my bucket list to visit.
We took the local train from where we were staying on the Amalfi Coast (Vietri Sul Mare, highly recommend as a base to explore the whole region) on a late spring morning, I was overwhelmed by the site, the structures, the frescos, the colours and, especially, the mosaics.
This design was part of a column mosaic, found in the house of one of Pompeii’s elite (as I learnt by eavesdropping on a passing tour group).
I was always fascinated by the disaster of Pompeii as a child.
I remember seeing the gold bracelets and the casts of bodies in the National Geographic. It felt unworldly, mysterious and exciting - I don’t think I could contemplate the devastation as such as nine year old, but it was intriguing and ever since Pompeii has been on my bucket list to visit.
We took the local train from where we were staying on the Amalfi Coast (Vietri Sul Mare, highly recommend as a base to explore the whole region) on a late spring morning, I was overwhelmed by the site, the structures, the frescos, the colours and, especially, the mosaics.
This design was part of a column mosaic, found in the house of one of Pompeii’s elite (as I learnt by eavesdropping on a passing tour group).