24" Sienna Chevron Moroccan Silk Pillow

Woven from the resilient fibers of the Saharan aloe vera cactus — often called cactus silk or Sabra silk — this large cushion pairs its warm, heathered rust ground with confident white cross-stitch embroidery, hand-worked by Moroccan artisans in a technique passed down through generations of Berber weavers. A stepped geometric border and radiating star motif share the face of this handcrafted Moroccan cactus silk pillow, hand-stitched in white against a warm sienna-rust ground. The contrast is warm rather than stark, letting the geometric motifs read as rich and grounded instead of graphic. A coordinating braided cord trims the seams, with raw fringe at the corners and a zip closure completing the handmade finish. 

This 24” substantial pillow anchors a room with warmth and pattern — layer it on a neutral sofa or bed for an earthy accent, or use it as a striking oversized floor cushion. Each piece is one of a kind, and small variations in stitch placement and exact dimension are part of its handmade character.

This is a handmade Moroccan cactus silk pillow, approximately 24" square, in a warm heathered rust with a radiating white star medallion.

Q: Does the color in Moroccan Silk pillows vary between pieces? A: Yes, slightly — the yarn is hand-dyed and hand-woven, so you'll see natural tonal streaking within the rust base, and no two pillows are perfectly identical in shade. That variation is part of the handmade material, not a flaw.

*Era: Contemporary
*Material: Agave (cactus) silk, cotton backing, natural vegetable dyes
*Size: 24"(L) x 24"(H)
*Color: Rust, with contrasting white cross-stitch embroidery
*Features: Raw fringe detail at top corners; zip closure
*Care: Remove insert before cleaning; dry clean only

*Condition: New artisanal. Our textiles are handcrafted by skilled artisans, making each piece unique. Minor imperfections are normal and add to the character and individuality of each piece.

*Colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio