Where we trod Cushion

$90.00

where we trod pillow Tomfo

Inspired by the patterns in the Sandstone on the Breakwall.

45cm x 45cm.

Double sided print.

Invisible zipper.

Poly Poplin fabric, machine washable.

Insert not included.

These are made to order so please allow 1-2 weeks (depending on demand at the time) for your order to be posted. In most cases they are sent sooner.

 

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