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Proxy Mosaic Cushion

$425.00
17" x 32"

Each pillow in the Mosaic Collection is made in the Athens, Georgia workroom from vintage textiles, transforming fragments of the past into something entirely new.

Every detail is considered, from the selection and scale of each patch to the unexpected pairing of colors, intricate stitching, and carefully finished seams. Handwork and thoughtful design come together to create distinctive patchwork pieces, each one with its own rhythm, texture, and character.

DETAILS

One of a kind
Zip closure
Comes with an insert made of 90/10 feather down

CONDITION
High quality vintage textiles that have been salvaged, shampooed, softened, and over dyed in custom botanical hues. Little imperfections, variations in texture, and subtle tones are part of the character of each piece, created naturally over time and through the coloring process. Photos are taken in natural light with limited editing to reflect the piece’s condition.

ORIGIN
Vintage quilts sourced and prepared in India. The Mosaic Collection pillow is made in the Athens, Georgia workroom.

FABRIC + CARE

FABRIC
Repurposed vintage textile, primarily cotton and silk, with linen backing

CARE
Dry clean the pillow cover only. Remove the feather down insert before dry cleaning.

SIZE GUIDE

17" x 32"

ABOUT THE BRAND

Based in Athens, Georgia, Aloka was founded by Ashu Ladha, his son Monik, and Amy Flurry, bringing together a shared love of textiles, design, craftsmanship, and beautiful things with a story.
Ashu has more than 40 years of experience in textile manufacturing and home furnishings and served for 17 years on the board of ABC Carpet & Home. Amy spent two decades producing stories for leading national publications and has worked alongside Ashu advising home furnishings companies on product development and brand positioning.
Together, they created Aloka to bring one of a kind, heirloom pieces with history, character, and soul into the home, celebrating the beauty of things made to be lived with and loved.

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