TORI CUSHION COVER, MUSTARD

50x50 cm
495 kr
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Cushion cover on a heavy weight linen canvas.

The Japanese artist Mogu Takahashi has drawn this pattern called TORI (bird in Japanese). Mogu is a master in shapes, character and movement in patterns. Just look how these birds with their direction and glance create a motion in the image. Mogu makes us smile and this pattern as well!

Design Mogu Takahashi for Fine Little Day
Size 48x48 cm / 18.9x18.9 in
Technique Screen printed, one sided print.
Material Unbleached 70% linen, 30% cotton.
Color Nature/mustard
Care Fine wash 30 degrees, do not iron directly on the motif, do not tumble dry. Do not dry clean.
Made in India
Other Inner cushion not included (works well with a 50x50 cm). Closes with bottom zipper.

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MOGU TAKAHASHI

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Japanese artist Mogu Takahashi moves between drawing, painting, sculpture and all sorts of visual forms of expression. Humorously, spontaneously and playfully, the images come in a constant flow from an image-making that never stops.

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