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Miriam on Apr 14, 2026
5 out of 5 starsStunning. Well made, great communication and arrived on time.
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Miriam on Apr 14, 2026
5 out of 5 starsStunning - exactly as described. Well made, great communication and arrived on time.
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Ruth on Feb 4, 2026
5 out of 5 starsI’m absolutely delighted with the shyrdak cushion cover. It is exactly what I wanted. This is a great shop with a wide range of beautiful textiles and I will definitely shop here again.
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Etsy buyer on Jan 4, 2026
5 out of 5 starsDelighted with the Otomi cushions, highest quality finish! Super fast delivery too! Thank you!
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Etsy buyer on Jan 4, 2026
5 out of 5 starsDelighted with the Otomi cushions, highest quality finish! Super fast delivery too! Thank you!
About AnoraTextiles
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India
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Production partners
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Abdul-Karim
Peshawar, Pakistan
I am working with Abdul-Karim, a 25 year old Afghan whose family business has been in the production of handmade Carpets since 1960.
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Dumbara Weaving Family
Sri Lanka
This wonderful family weave their products by hand on a loom.
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E & M
Oaxaca, Mexico
Husband & Wife who hand dye wool using local plants & insects, then weave the designs using a pedal loom.
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Local Enterprise
Maimbung, Philippines
The Filipino textiles are sourced in association with an enterprise that supports artisans from the T'boli, Yakan & Tausūg tribes. They ensure all profits are reinvested back into preserving the ancient weaving traditions of the country.
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Felt Maker
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
The Kyrgyz cushions were made by a brilliant Kyrgyz textile felt maker. I was put in contact with her through a Kyrgyz mechanic I met at work - she is an advocate for Shyrdak and traditional Kyrgyz art.
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Himalayan Mustang Artisan
Nepal
Himalayan Mustang Artisan Lady
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Nagaland Chizami Women
India
Nagaland Chizami Women Enterprise
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Nelapese Dhaka Weavers
Nepal
Nelapese Dhaka Weavers from the town of Tansen, Nepal
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Otomi Family
San Nicolás Guadalupe, Mexico
These beautiful Otomi cushion covers are source directly from an Otomi family based in San Nicolás, Tenango de Doria.
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Palestinian Family Business
Gaza, Palestine
The Palestinian cushions have been embroidered in Gaza, by a lovely family business who describe their textiles as 'homeland embroidery'.
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South Sri Lankan Weaving Women
Sri Lanka
South Sri Lankan Weaving Women making everything by hand.
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Sri Lankan Batik Artisan
Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan Batik Artisan who makes them in her kitchen
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Sumba Weaving Association
Waingapu, Indonesia
All the Indonesian textiles come directly from an artisan association on the island of Sumba. A celebration of tradition, the association aims to keep traditional techniques alive, and we are so excited to be a part of it.
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Tibetan Refugee Camp
Nepal
Tibetan Refugee Camp
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Women Enterprise in Zanzibar
Tanzania
Women Enterprise in Zanzibar who embroider everything by hand
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Suzani Workshop Owner
Bukhara, Uzbekistan
The Uzbek textiles are made by an incredible woman in Bukhara who runs a workshop. She is a member of the Association of Handicrafts in the country, and takes great pride in the textiles which they create.
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We recommend that the majority of the textiles we source are washed by a specialist.
Gift wrapping and packaging
I aim to make the packaging as planet friendly as possible, using recycled and recyclable packaging.
Please do write on your order if you would like to send anything as a gift - I will happily write a personalised message for you.
Is the pillow insert included?
No - we do not include pillow inserts at this time. Central Asians tend to use batting / pillow filler rather than inserts (due to the sizing not being standard). I am always on the lookout for sustainable inserts, as I find conventional ones tend not to be planet friendly!
What insert size should I use?
It depends if you like a full cushion or not. If you do, use a size up from the pillow case. While many of these cushion covers are a bit awkward in size, they tend to fill out with inserts which are close in size.
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