Kudu Stripe + Kudu Pillow

sampleAvailable

Shape

cfaAvailable

sampleSupported

reserveAvailable

Type

purchaseAvailable

Priced By

Size

Sold By

sampleBackOrderAvailable

orderAvailable

Topi Pillow

Yards Per Roll

KUDU STRIPE

sampleSku

BERBER

Material

Special Attribute

TOPI APPLIQUÉ

MOKA

KASAI

ELAND

NUBA

BORA BORA PRINT

Tribal Chic

This pillow features Kudu Stripe on the front, and Kudu on the back with a knife edge finish. Kudu’s irregular patchwork of chevrons and stripes recall the beaches of Borneo and Java. A companion to Kudu Stripe, this exceptional blue woven linen fabric has the sophistication of a rare, antique textile. Pillow includes a feather/down fill insert and hidden zipper closure.

This pillow features Topi with a knife edge finish. Combining two labor-intensive processes—appliqué and embroidery—this chicest of the chic design has just a dash of exotic animal. Pillow includes a feather/down fill insert and hidden zipper closure.

With its alternating, irregular stripes and chevrons, this exceptional woven linen has a tribal look and the sophistication of a rare, antique textile.

This perfect upholstery stripe has the exotic appeal of a treasure brought back from some faraway bazaar. Plus, it will wear for ages.

Combining two labor-intensive processes—appliqué and embroidery—this chicest of the chic design has just a dash of exotic animal.

This woven stripe has the sophisticated beauty of an aged and rare antique textile.

With its nuanced variations, this hand-dyed batik epitomizes the exquisiteness of the artisanal process.

Hand-painted by our Schumacher design director, this printed geometric has an intentionally faded quality that gives it an instant patina.

Hand-painted by our Schumacher design director, this botanical stripe feels delicate and bold at the same time.

Hand-painted by our Schumacher design director, this allover geometric pattern has graphic verve. Keep the border intact or cut it off to use as trim on curtains, upholstery and pillows.

Designer

Inspired by Tapa cloths from the South Pacific, this print has a circle motif edged in a primitivist border. Another version incorporates fringed, embroidered and beaded elements.