Although there is an intricacy to the De La Espada Pillows that belies a true talent for embroidery, I can't help but sense a childlike presence to the scribbly patterns. Playful and unassuming, the De La Espada Pillows would add cute character to any home.
Designed by Charlene Mullen, the De La Espada Pillows were inspired by Ukrainian folk costumes. Hand-embroidered using thick tapestry wool, which is braided and couched down onto natural linen, each cushion features vibrant colors and expressive contour lines. Stuffed with feathers, they are also extremely comfortable, making them perfect for a homey environment.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Folk-inspired Home Décor
- Opportunity for companies to create unique and playful home decor inspired by folk art and traditional costumes.
- Handcrafted Textiles
- Hand-embroidered and tapestry wool textiles offer consumers unique and personalized options for home decor.
- Child-like Design
- Designing products with a playful, naive aesthetic can appeal to consumers seeking lighthearted, whimsical items.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Decor
- Companies in this industry can incorporate folk-inspired designs and handcrafted textiles into their product line to attract consumers looking for unique, personalized home decor.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Opportunity for companies specializing in hand-manufacturing textiles to create an array of products that appeal to consumers looking for naively designed items.
- Arts and Crafts
- Companies in this industry can create a variety of embroidered and woven products using the aesthetic of traditional folk costumes, offering consumers playful and unique items they can add to their homes.
