Europe Ukraine Ingrienne Silk Pillow

Name: Europe Ukraine Ingrienne Silk Pillow
Brand: Dorene Lorenz
SKU: 1402233
Availability: InStock

Category: Decorative Pillows

Offered by Dorene Lorenz Home • Brand: Dorene Lorenz

Offered by Dorene Lorenz Home | Brand: Dorene Lorenz

Europe Ukraine Ingrienne Silk Pillow

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This luxurious bespoken pillow features a 1780 Christopher Cellarius Black map, Jacques Grasses de Saint-Sauveur’s 1749 watercolor, a 1798 Comte de Buffon wild horse representing the herds that roamed the great steppes when then Lorenz family escaped the French Revolution and turned plains into wheat until the Russian Revolution, and the beautiful sunflowers that should line every Russian soldier’s pockets.The Izhorians have lived in the Ukraine area since around 1000 AD. Once a sizable percentage of the population, the 2002 census reflected the highest concentration was 812 souls in the Ukraine. Their native language was banned in 1937.The design is part of the Dorene Lorenz Terra Incognita collection which features timeless images curated from exclusive family heirlooms.

DESIGNER SILK CUSHION

Designer Silk Cushion

Luxurious silk cushion

Rope braid trim

Plump, soft padding

Zipped removable cover

Handmade to order

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Dry clean only recommended, can be hand washed in cold water with silk detergent.

Hand WashLow Heat Dry Cleaning

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