Silk Satin Cushion Covers – Natural white and ready to dye

Discover the timeless beauty of 100% silk satin cushion covers. Its smooth, luxurious finish pairs with a soft, elegant drape, which makes it ideal for showcasing natural dyeing and eco leaf printing. Because this cushion cover arrives pre-sewn and ready to work with, you can begin your project straight away.

Silk Satin Cushion Covers –  beautiful & the perfect gift!

This Made in Australia silk satin cushion covers bring together form and function. The satin weave creates a lustrous sheen on both sides, and the smooth surface supports rich, even colour results. Moreover, its fluid, supple nature makes it easy to handle whether you’re dyeing, eco-printing, painting. You can eco leaf print, natural dye, silk paint or shabori  this silk pillow case. In addition, it makes a thoughtful, personal gift—especially when finished with eco leaf prints or natural dyes.

This Silk cushion covers, Ready for Dyeing is Made in Australia

These cushion covers are sewn in our Northern NSW studio, where we work as eco leaf printers and natural dyers ourselves. Therefore, every piece reflects hands-on experience, practical design, and maker-friendly quality. As a result, you receive a pillow case that performs beautifully when you dye, print, or use it.

• Fibre content: 100% Pure Silk

• Made in Australia: Hand crafted in our design studio

• Weave: Satin

• Weight: 16 momme

• Measurements: 35×35 40×40 45×45

• Colour: Natural white off-white, ready to eco leaf print & eco dye

• Every piece comes to life in our Northern Rivers studio, where we create each item with care, skill and a genuine commitment to sustainable making. Because we value transparency and fair production, we work in alignment with the principles of Made in Australia and Ethical Clothing Australia. As a result, your purchase supports local makers, responsible fashion, and Australia’s growing slow-textile community.

Care Instructions:

Gently hand wash in warm water, with a mild laundry detergent. Avoid excessive wringing. Dry flat or hang away from direct sunlight. Iron on silk or wool setting, using a pressing cloth and testing on a small piece first.