70 results found for “chenille runners”

The fabric for these scatter cushions is woven with a combination of chenille and cotton blend yarns, to create a beautiful textured finish enhanced by the softness of the chenille.They are available in a variety of colour combinations which will compliment both your living...

The fabric for these scatter cushions is woven with a combination of chenille and cotton blend yarns, to create a beautiful textured finish enhanced by the softness of the chenille.They are available in a variety of colour combinations which will compliment both your living...

The fabric for these scatter cushions is woven with a combination of chenille and cotton blend yarns, to create a beautiful textured finish enhanced by the softness of the chenille.They are available in a variety of colour combinations which will compliment both your living...

The fabric for these scatter cushions is woven with a combination of chenille and cotton blend yarns, to create a beautiful textured finish enhanced by the softness of the chenille.They are available in a variety of colour combinations which will compliment both your living...

This rug is 100% acrylic with double-faced weave is used during the Xhosa initiation ceremony. Wash Care Instructions:Gentle washDo not bleachDo not ironDry cleanableDo not tumble dryKeep away from fire

The design is inspired by Ngoale. Ngoale is a Mosotho female who went to initiation school. Featured in the blanket, are the accessories and musical instrument used by initiates.  Likholokoane are the braided leloli ropes that accessorise the waist, Lesira accessorise the face and...

The practice of paying "Lobola" (or Lobolo) as part of the marriage process is a tradition in many South African cultures including Xhosa, Zula, Swazi and Ndebele. Lobola is essentially the "bride price" that the prospective groom must pay to the bride's family in order...

This rug is 100% acrylic with double-faced weave is used during the Xhosa initiation ceremony. Wash Care Instructions:Gentle washDo not bleachDo not ironDry cleanableDo not tumble dryKeep away from fire

The practice of paying "Lobola" (or Lobolo) as part of the marriage process is a tradition in many South African cultures including Xhosa, Zula, Swazi and Ndebele. Lobola is essentially the "bride price" that the prospective groom must pay to the bride's family in order...

The Linare Woollen Basotho blanket was designed by Motsamai Moloko, a lecturer at Limkokwing University of Creative Technology, in celebration of King Letsie III’s birthday in 2009. The birthday celebration took place in the Leribe district; hence the design features the head of the...

The Royal Crown Jewel of all the Basotho Heritage blankets is the Seanamarena blanket. This blanket dates back to the 1930’s when it was created by the late Mr Charles Hendry Robertson who owned a trading store in Leribe called Seanamarena. The word ‘Seanamarena’...

100% acrylic. The Top Check shawl is traditionally worn around the waist. Wash Care Instructions: Cold wash Do not bleach Do not iron Do not dry clean Do not tumble dry Keep away from fire

The practice of paying "Lobola" (or Lobolo) as part of the marriage process is a tradition in many South African cultures including Xhosa, Zula, Swazi and Ndebele. Lobola is essentially the "bride price" that the prospective groom must pay to the bride's family in order...

The practice of paying "Lobola" (or Lobolo) as part of the marriage process is a tradition in many South African cultures including Xhosa, Zula, Swazi and Ndebele. Lobola is essentially the "bride price" that the prospective groom must pay to the bride's family in order...

Aranda has developed a beautiful, yet hard-wearing chenille fabric for its range of plain colour runners and scatter cushions. The tightly woven fabric ensures strength and durability with minimal to zero snagging. The chenille runner is designed specifically to prevent fabric wear due to...