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Japanese Cushion Cover - Hanabishi Karakusa 18x18 in service sake will add a touch ofJapanese Hanabishi Karakusa Cushion Cover Ochre and Red Karakusa, with its elegant winding plant stems, is one of the oldest motifs in Japanese decorative art, inherited from the Silk Road and adopted as early as the Nara period. On this Japanese cushion cover, ochre arabesques flow across a warm reddish background, accented with hanabishi flowers. The rich, luminous palette recalls traditional Kyoto textiles and brings warmth to any interior. CUSHION