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Bee | Sting Cushion | Honey Yellow, Black and Neutral Throw Pillow

Bee | Sting Cushion | Honey Yellow, Black and Neutral Throw Pillow

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$43.63 USD
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Abstract and striking for maximum impact, this cushion is sure to make an impression! Featuring a stripe of black cutting through a rich honey yellow, we like to think of this stripe as reminiscent of the sting of a bee. The sandy neutral underside of the cushion cover continues this contrast whilst hinting at the sandy coasts on which this bee lives and pollinates.  

At lum our Oeko Tex-certified linen fabric is sustainable, natural and durable, adding eco-friendly luxury to your home. Linen is naturally hypoallergenic, and is dirt and moth-resistant, meaning you will have this cushion for many years to come!

Details

  • Handmade to order by Catriona in Edinburgh, Scotland
  • 100% European linen
  • Honey yellow, black and natural neutral square cushion cover, sewn with french seams and finished with a concealed zip
  • Cushion inner pad not included
  • Cool machine wash or hand wash, and lay flat to dry
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Inspired by the Mining Bee

The Northern Colletes mining bee is a solitary mining bee which lives in flower rich coastal habitats such as machair and dunes - particularly Scotland's Outer Hebrides. About half of the global population lives in the UK and Ireland, but it's under threat due to the intensification of agriculture, wetter weather as a result of climate change, and the break up of its habitat, it is now classified as 'rare'.