Insert not Included. Available for purchase HERE

The fabric for this lumbar pillow is vintage Kuba cloth sourced from Africa and handmade by artisans. The pillow cover is finished with our natural linen blend backing and closed by a hidden zipper.

Please be aware that, being uniquely handcrafted, every pillow is one of a kind, resulting in subtle variations between pieces and minor imperfections. While our website's imagery provides a close representation of the craftsmanship, please understand that the item you receive may not be an exact replica.

Care Instructions: Please practice caution when stuffing your pillow case with an insert. Many of these fabrics are vintage and must be handled delicately. We recommend spot treating.

All orders placed after 1 PM PST will start processing on the next business day. Please allow 2-5 business days for standard processing.

Pillow handmade in Los Angeles.

Origin

nsert not Included. Available for purchase HERE

The fabric for this lumbar pillow is vintage mud cloth sourced from Africa and handmade by artisans. The pillow cover is finished with our natural linen blend backing and closed by a hidden zipper.

Please be aware that, being uniquely handcrafted, every pillow is one of a kind, resulting in subtle variations between pieces and minor imperfections. While our website's imagery provides a close representation of the craftsmanship, please understand that the item you receive may not be an exact replica.

Care Instructions: Please practice caution when stuffing your pillow case with an insert. Many of these fabrics are vintage and must be handled delicately. We recommend spot treating.

All orders placed after 1 PM PST will start processing on the next business day. Please allow 2-5 business days for standard processing.

Pillow handmade in Los Angeles.

Origin

Kuba cloth is a traditional textile that originates from the Kuba Kingdom, located in what is now the Democratic Republic of the Congo in Central Africa. The Kuba people have been crafting this cloth for centuries, using a labor-intensive process that involves weaving raffia palm fibers into intricate patterns. Traditionally, men are responsible for weaving the base cloth, while women apply the decorative elements, such as embroidery, applique, and patchwork. The designs often feature geometric patterns and symbols that hold cultural significance, reflecting the rich history and artistry of the Kuba people. Kuba cloth has been used for various purposes, including ceremonial garments, status symbols, and trade goods.

Looking for inspiration? Check out our blog post on 7 Ways to Style an Extra Long Lumbar Pillow.

Vintage Kuba Cloth no. 1

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