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Woven, not sewn
A single continuous rope makes the whole knotThe velvet pile catches light like still waterA plump fill keeps every strand rounded
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The bed looks styled now
One ivory knot between the pillows and the whole bed looks like the catalogue photo. Guests always ask about it before the linen.
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Nursery hit
Bought the grey for the nursery shelf. It's now permanently in the rocking chair — the perfect size to tuck under an elbow during night feeds.
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Oddly impossible to put down
The velvet strands roll under your fingers and the whole thing gives a little squeeze back. It migrates around the flat depending on who held it last.
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Frequently asked questions
What are its dimensions?
About 20 cm across, between a grapefruit and a small melon. It suits a bed, a shelf or the crook of an arm.
Can the knot come undone?
The weave is tied tight and holds through daily handling. If a strand ever shifts, it tucks back along its visible path in seconds.
Is it suitable near babies?
It is soft and light and has no small parts, so it suits a nursery shelf or a nursing chair. As with any cushion, keep it out of the cot when the baby sleeps.
Which colour should I go for?
Ivory glows against dark linen, cloud grey blends into calm palettes, and charcoal anchors lighter beds. They look especially good in pairs.
How is the velvet cleaned?
A barely damp cloth wiped with the pile removes most marks. Do not soak it, because the fill should stay dry.
Will it hold its shape?
Yes. The interlocking strands support one another, so the ball springs back to round after every squeeze.
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