Custom Leather African Textile Pattern
ONE OF A KIND
Add warmth, texture, and artisan craftsmanship to your home with our Hand-Beaded Leather Cushion. Made from genuine leather and intricately hand-embroidered with delicate glass beads, this cushion showcases a striking geometric pattern inspired by traditional African artistry.
The rich tan leather beautifully complements the crisp white beadwork, creating a timeless piece that blends effortlessly into both contemporary and classic interiors. Each cushion is handcrafted by skilled artisans, making every piece one of a kind.
Complete with a premium cushion inner, it is ready to style on your sofa, armchair, or bed, adding comfort and character to any space.
- Genuine leather cushion cover
- Hand-embroidered with glass beads
- Includes premium cushion inner
- Size: 10" H x 15.9” W.
- Handmade by Maasai women in Arusha, Tanzania.
This product is ready made and will be dispatched from California, USA. All orders are shipped via USPS.
US orders - Ground Advantage (2-5 business days)
International orders – First Class International Mail (up to 21 business days)
Orders placed are processed and shipped within 5-7 business days.
This piece is handmade by one of our 120 Maasai beaders in Tanzania. With different hands crafting each piece, no two pieces will ever be exactly the same. We celebrate the uniqueness and differences between them, making them truly one of a kind, just like our customers.
By making your purchase, you have helped to provide our workers with a living wage. You have helped to provide regular social programs for our team. You have helped enable women and girls to go on to help their community.
From all of us at Sidai, ashe naleng – a big ‘thank you’ for your contribution. Together we are building a brighter future for our team and their community.
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Our Impact
Learn more about the powerful impact your purchase makes on Maasai women in Tanzania.
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Our Artisans
We work with 120 Maasai women to make our pieces. Get acquainted with a few of the artisans, and read their stories.
