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This hand-woven Chobi Kilim cushion cover was made in Afghanistan and selected for its bright colour palette, wool texture, vegetable-dyed finish, and authentic handmade flatweave character. Its bold tribal design makes it a colourful accent for sofas, beds, lounge chairs, and layered cushion styling.
The design features a light turquoise border with deep burgundy diamond motifs, framing a lively central pattern in blue, cream, yellow, orange, purple, and turquoise tones. With its 45 x 45 cm size, this Chobi Kilim cushion cover is ideal for adding colour, texture, and traditional Afghan character to New Zealand interiors.
Chobi Kilim cushion covers are known for their flatwoven wool construction, bold geometric patterns, and handcrafted decorative appeal. This piece is finished with a cotton backing and hidden zipper for a clean and practical everyday finish.
| Origin | Afghanistan |
| Construction | Hand-woven |
| Dye Type | Natural dyes |
| Age Category | New |
| SKU | CSN-1516 |
Shipping
Free standard shipping on all rug orders within New Zealand. Orders are processed within 1–2 business days and delivered within 4–5 business days.
Returns
We offer a 14-day change of mind return or exchange policy from the date of delivery. Return shipping must be arranged and paid for by the customer.
Rug Care
Rotate regularly to equalise sun exposure and vacuum with low suction. Act immediately on spills to prevent permanent stains.
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