Chandni Macramé Cushion Covers, Set of 2, Hand-Knotted Ivory Throw Pillow Covers (16x16)

Macramé is knotting raised to a craft — no loom, no needle, just cord worked into pattern by hand, a technique India has used for everything from temple hangings to jhula ropes. Chandni brings it to the sofa: a single ivory field where the only ornament is texture and the shadow it throws. Where the rest of our Home edit leans into indigo and stone, this piece keeps the shelf soft and pale, like moonlight left on the furniture.

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Is this sold singly or as a set?
As a set. Chandni comes as a pair of matching covers, at ₹1,499 for the two. Its companion, the Jaali Tufted Cushion Cover, is also a set of two — the Jaali at the ends of a sofa and the Chandni pair between them gives you a finished four-cushion look.

Is the filler included?
No — these are covers only, each with a concealed zip. Two 16 × 16 in (40 × 40 cm) inserts will fit.

How do I wash hand-knotted macramé?
Gentle hand wash in cold water, reshape the knots while damp, dry flat in the shade. No machine cycle and no tumble dryer — both pull the knots out of shape.

Is a cushion cover the same as a cushion?
Not quite. A cushion is the cover plus the filling; what we sell is the covers on their own, so you can dress inserts you already own or buy two plain 16 × 16 in (40 × 40 cm) inserts separately. That's what lets the macramé itself — not a bundled filling — be the thing you're paying for.

Will this work on a leather sofa?
Yes — ivory macramé reads especially well against leather, where the knotted texture and fringe give a smooth, dark surface something to catch the light on. It sits equally well on fabric upholstery.