Indian Marigold — Rajasthani Hand Block Print Cushion Cover in Yellow & Olive | Bloc A Main

India's most beloved flower. On your favourite cushion.

The marigold is everywhere in India, strung at temple gates, scattered at weddings, piled high at market stalls in the early morning light. It is India's flower of celebration, of warmth, of everyday joy.

The Indian Marigold cushion cover brings that same energy into your home. Hand block printed by Rajasthani artisans using carved wooden blocks and natural azo-free dyes — soft yellow blooms, olive green stems, on a warm ecru cotton slub base. 200 hours of craftsmanship in every piece.

Quiet. Warm. Radiant. The kind of cushion that makes a room feel like it has always been there.

The Details:

- 100% cotton slub, naturally textured, breathable

- Traditional Rajasthani hand block printing

- Natural azo-free dyes,safe for your home and the environment

- Warm ecru base with yellow marigold and olive green motifs

- 200 hours of skilled artisan craftsmanship per piece Size: 20x20 inches

Styling: Made for warm minimal interiors, boho Australian homes and spaces that love natural texture. Works beautifully against cream, linen, terracotta and timber tones. Pairs effortlessly with mustard, olive and earthy cushions. A natural fit for living rooms, bedrooms and sun drenched Australian patios. Also makes a stunning gift, meaningful, beautiful and completely unique.

Care: Cold hand wash only. Dry in shade to preserve the natural dyes. Do not wring or bleach.

Why it's special: Natural azo-free dyes mean this cushion is as kind to the environment as it is beautiful. Rajasthani block printing is one of India's most celebrated craft traditions, each wooden block carved by hand, each print placed with rhythmic precision. No two pieces are ever exactly alike.

Handcrafted in Rajasthan, 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, practised 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.