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A limited statement pillow with a photographed motif from ceramic artist Kakan Hermansson's rolled clay surfaces. The snake, a symbol of birth, death and rebirth, is in Hermansson's world a recurring motif and a tribute to her idol Ulrica Hydman Vallien. The pillow case is manufactured in Borås, Sweden, in only 100 copies.
5% of sales go to Save the Children and the aid work in Gaza.
Design Kakan Hermansson for Fine Little Day
Size 38x58 cm / 15×22.8 in
Technique Digital print
Material 100% cotton
Care Fine wash 30°C. Wash separately before use. Some color loss can occur first wash. Iron inside out, do not tumble dry. Do not dry clean.
Made in Sweden
Other Inner cushion not included (works well with 40×60 cm). Closes with bottom zipper.
FREE SHIPPING WITHIN SWEDEN ON ORDERS OVER 1000 SEK.
Shipping information
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Return & exchange
You have the right to withdraw from your purchase within 14 days of receiving your order. To request a return, simply fill out our Withdrawal Form or contact our customer service team at hej@finelittleday.com. Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer. The right of withdrawal does not apply to fabric by the metre, fabric samples, made-to-measure curtains, framed posters or special-order items. For more information about returns and exchanges, please see our Terms and conditions.
MORE FROM KAKAN HERMANSSON
Ceramicist and artist Karin Kakan Hermansson held an exhibition at FLD Gallery in the spring of 2024. In addition to the exhibition, a small interior design collection consisting of posters, cushions, and trays was also launched.