The Xmas Delight — Hand Block Print Christmas Tree Cushion Cover | Bloc A Main

Christmas, the handmade way.

While the rest of the world is putting up mass produced decorations, you could have this. A hand block printed Christmas cushion cover crafted by skilled Indian artisans over 7 days. Natural dyes. Cotton slub. A Christmas tree motif that feels warm and artisanal rather than loud and plastic.

Cream base. Forest green hand printed trees. Deep red stars at the top. Subtle, beautiful and completely unique.

The kind of Christmas decoration that doesn't go back in a box in January, because it works all year round.

The Details:

- 100% cotton slub, naturally textured and breathable
- Hand block printed Christmas tree motif
- Natural dyes, rustic organic finish
- Cream base with forest green and deep red detail
- 7 days of skilled artisan craftsmanship per piece
- Size: 18x18 inches

Styling: Perfect for creating a warm festive atmosphere without the plastic Christmas aesthetic. Works beautifully on sofas, beds and armchairs throughout the holiday season. Pairs effortlessly with linen, cream, red and forest green cushions. Subtle enough to keep out year round as a neutral cushion cover.

Care: Gentle hand wash separately in cold water with mild detergent. Do not bleach. Line dry in shade. Iron on reverse.

Why it's special: Every Christmas tree motif on this cushion was carved into a wooden block and hand printed by Rajasthani artisans, a craft tradition that has existed for centuries. This is the opposite of fast Christmas decor. This is something you keep, treasure and pass on.

Handcrafted in India by Bloc A Main. Brought to Australia by Sattva & Sage.

Gentle hand wash or professional dry clean. Do not Bleach. Do not Shade. Warm Iron on Reverse Side Only.

Block printing is one of India’s oldest surface-design traditions, practiced for centuries across Rajasthan and Gujarat.
Each motif begins as a sketch, then is hand-carved onto teak or sheesham wood by master block-makers, a craft in itself.
Artisans dip these blocks into natural or AZO-free dyes and press them onto fabric with rhythmic precision, creating patterns one impression at a time.
Every colour in a design requires its own block, and the fabric is printed layer by layer.
The work is entirely manual; even a small misalignment becomes a part of the textile’s charm.
Once printed, the fabric is dried under the sun, washed, and sometimes reprinted for richer tones.
The entire process can take several days to weeks, depending on the complexity of the motif and colour layers.
Slight variations across the print are not defects but signatures of authentic handcraft.
A celebration of patience, skill, and tradition, block printing turns fabric into art.