The sumptuous silk Navas Nouveau Small Square Cushion features contrast piping and lavish embellishments. This CAMILLA creation epitomises homeware opulence. The print encapsulates the beautiful florals and architecture of The Plaza De Espana.
SKU 00042002-NAVANOUV
Our model is 5'10 (178cm) tall and wears a size S (AU 10).
Bust: 40in (101.6cm)
Waist: 26.5in (67cm)
Hips: 38in (96.5cm)
MAIN: 100% SILK
Silk twill is renowned for its diagonally-patterned weave and fluid texture. Its high thread count ensures rich density and durability, while its beautiful sheen provides a luscious touch to the skin.
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NAVÀS NOUVEAU
Oh, my sweet Seville ó city of soul and stories. Here, even the simplest things are alive with artistry. Cobblestone streets are adorned with mosaics and tilework; hand-painted signs nestle into corners like tiny secrets waiting to be found. Ceramic motifs appear underfoot and overhead in the most unexpected places, tracing the cities history in colour and shape.
Bouquets of fruit and flowers, wild animalia and sweeping geometry spill across parks, plazas, hotels and balconies, each border a testament to centuries of craft. From wall to window, plaza to terraza, it is an artisan realm of colour and endless inspiration.
Oh, my sweet Seville ó city of soul and stories. Here, even the simplest things are alive with artistry. Cobblestone streets are adorned with mosaics and tilework; hand-painted signs nestle into corners like tiny secrets waiting to be found. Ceramic motifs appear underfoot and overhead in the most unexpected places, tracing the cities history in colour and shape.