The Lady of the Woods
Birch Tonal-Striped Silk Cushion, letter B
Tougher than it looks velvet cushion our hand-embroidered cushion recalls the

our hand-embroidered cushion recalls the first growth of spring—fresh

in the sugared hues of loukoum

The surface is precise and sculptural

The silver fir

<strong> The Lady of the Woods</strong> <br> <i> Birch Tonal-Striped Silk Cushion, letter B <br> Tougher than it looks </i> velvet cushion our hand-embroidered cushion recalls theIts beautiful, slender white trunk and graceful branches have earned the birch the poetic title of Lady of the Woods. But dont let its refined appearance fool you : this tree is tougher than it looks. The birch sheds its bark periodically, a symbolic gesture of releasing old patterns, whispering that it is always possible to begin anewall while looking utterly splendid. Hand loomed in Anatolia, this silk carries fine, rhythmic stripes in beige and