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Ragged Robin Flower Cushion Cover

Ragged Robin Flower Cushion Cover

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This item will be posted to you by Briars Designs within 3 days of receiving payment.

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United Kingdom £3.00 £1.00
EU & Northern Ireland £5.00 £2.00
United States £5.00 £2.00
Rest of the World £5.00 £2.00

Ragged Robin flowers growing in the countryside.

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Inspired by Ragged Robin wild flowers this cushion cover is made from light green cotton fabric with a bright pink organic cotton fabric border. The cushion cover is decorated with hand painted and hand embroidered Ragged Robin flower design.

This beautiful cushion would add a splash of colour to any bedroom or lounge.

The back of the cushion cover is an envelope type with pink and white hand made buttons.

The cushion measures 40 x 40cm. This listing is for the COVER ONLY.

UK ORDERS ONLY: a polyester-filled cushion pad can be supplied with the cover for an additional £5 - please see separate listing to order.

Ragged Robin is also known as Batchelors Buttons and Thunder Flower. In the language of flowers Ragged Robin symbolised wit and love. In centuries gone by girls would pick the flowers and name each one for a boy. The first flower to open would be the boy she would marry.

Designed by Elaine Briars and Kate Hanham in Godalming, surrey

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