Black & Cream Mud-cloth Inspired Woven Pillow | Modern Geometric Decor
Mud-Cloth-Inspired Geometric Art
Irregular black marks form a mud-cloth-inspired pattern with a distinctly hand-drawn rhythm against a warm cream ground. The high-contrast neutral palette feels graphic without becoming rigid or overly polished.
Use it to add structure and pattern to modern, organic, minimalist, or eclectic interiors while keeping the room grounded in black and cream.
Designed by OneVibeCo. Original artwork.
About Our Woven Pillows
Our woven pillows turn original OneVibeCo artwork into richly textured textile designs. Rather than being printed onto the surface, the artwork is created through the weave itself, giving the colors dimension and the fabric the character of a small tapestry.
Each pillow is made to order in the United States using French-woven textile materials. The artwork appears on both sides, and the pillow arrives filled and sewn closed, ready to place in your home. Because woven fibers interpret color differently from a flat print, the finished design has a softer, more tactile quality that makes every pillow feel distinctive and collected.
Dimensions, Materials & Care
- Approximate size: 17 × 18 inches
- Exterior: 58% cotton and 42% polyester woven textile
- Filling: 100% polyester
- Artwork woven on both sides
- Filled and sewn closed—no zipper or removable cover
- One complete pillow included
- Spot-clean or dry-clean only
Shipping & Returns
Free U.S. shipping.
Woven pillows are made to order and are typically ready to ship within 3–4 business days, not including transit time.
Because our woven pillows are made to order, we do not accept returns or exchanges. If your order arrives damaged, defective, or incorrect, please contact us within three days of delivery with your order number and photos of the issue. We’ll make it right.
For personalized pillows, customers are responsible for ensuring that all submitted names, dates, spelling, and other personalization details are correct. Errors in customer-provided information are not considered defects.