Atlas Chevron Oversized Lumbar Moroccan Pillow

Woven from the resilient fibers of the Saharan aloe vera cactus — often called cactus silk or Sabra silk — this generously scaled lumbar pillow measures 38" x 20", making it substantial enough to anchor a sofa, bed, or bench on its own. A stacked chevron medallion runs the full width of this handcrafted Moroccan cactus silk lumbar pillow, its crisp white cross-stitch tracing triangular peaks against a warm, heathered rust ground. The embroidery is hand-worked by Moroccan artisans in a technique passed down through generations of Berber weavers, with raw fringe at the corners and a coordinating braided cord along the seams completing the handmade finish.

 Its long, low profile makes it especially well suited to layering along the back of a sofa or as a headboard accent on a bed. Each piece is one of a kind, and small variations in stitch placement, tone, and exact dimension are part of its handmade character.

This is a handmade Moroccan cactus silk lumbar pillow, 38"x20", in rust with a central medallion accented in saffron and lavender thread alongside white.

Q: What's a lumbar pillow used for? A: It's the long, rectangular pillow shape made for supporting your lower back on a sofa or bed — but at this scale (38" wide), it also works well purely as a decorative accent laid horizontally along a headboard or sofa back.

*Era: Contemporary
*Material: Agave (cactus) silk, cotton backing, natural vegetable dyes
*Size: 38"(L) x 20"(H) — handmade, size may vary slightly piece to piece
*Color: Rust, with contrasting white cross-stitch embroidery (Product 19: add "and accents of saffron and lavender thread in the central medallion")
*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