Angaria Pillow
Explore elegance with the Angaria Pillow, a stunning example of artisanal craftsmanship that infuses timeless elegance into your home. Handcrafted by House of Lyria in the heart of Prato, Italy’s textile hub, this 24” x 24” pillow reflects the Japanese wabi-sabi philosophy, embracing the beauty found in imperfection. The pillow’s blend of mohair, cotton, wool, and nylon offers a luxurious texture that’s both comforting and sophisticated.
Founder Riccardo Bruni’s commitment to sustainability shines through in the natural hues of the Angaria Pillow, sourced from organic materials like coffee, tea, and ashes, avoiding harsh chemical dyes. Each pillow is a celebration of sustainability and artistry, making it more than just an accessory — it's a piece of living elegance. The Angaria Pillow brings warmth and a natural touch of luxury to any space, creating an inviting atmosphere that blends craftsmanship, sustainability, and understated beauty.
Original: $459.00
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Explore elegance with the Angaria Pillow, a stunning example of artisanal craftsmanship that infuses timeless elegance into your home. Handcrafted by House of Lyria in the heart of Prato, Italy’s textile hub, this 24” x 24” pillow reflects the Japanese wabi-sabi philosophy, embracing the beauty found in imperfection. The pillow’s blend of mohair, cotton, wool, and nylon offers a luxurious texture that’s both comforting and sophisticated.
Founder Riccardo Bruni’s commitment to sustainability shines through in the natural hues of the Angaria Pillow, sourced from organic materials like coffee, tea, and ashes, avoiding harsh chemical dyes. Each pillow is a celebration of sustainability and artistry, making it more than just an accessory — it's a piece of living elegance. The Angaria Pillow brings warmth and a natural touch of luxury to any space, creating an inviting atmosphere that blends craftsmanship, sustainability, and understated beauty.
