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Pilu Meditation Cushion Yellow

€115.00

Hand painted and plant dyed with plants, the Pilu Meditation Cushion in yellow is made by Lena Huber near Mainz. Crafted in wool and cotton and filled with organic spelt husks, the piece presents a soft and stable form that supports comfort and presence. The nuanced plant based colors and gentle tonal shifts speak to Huber’s intuitive dyeing process, inviting quiet moments of rest, reflection, and connection to the rhythms of nature.

Hand painted and plant dyed with plants, the Pilu Meditation Cushion in yellow is made by Lena Huber near Mainz. Crafted in wool and cotton and filled with organic spelt husks, the piece presents a soft and stable form that supports comfort and presence. The nuanced plant based colors and gentle tonal shifts speak to Huber’s intuitive dyeing process, inviting quiet moments of rest, reflection, and connection to the rhythms of nature.

 

  • Diameter approx. 30cm / 15cm high. Wool and cotton. Filled with organic spelt husks. Weight approx. 1,5 kg.

  • Delivery times vary by region, typically 3 to 6 days for Europe, and 5 to 10 days for the United Kingdom.

    The total amount you pay includes all applicable customs duties & taxes. We guarantee no additional charges on delivery.

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  • Lena Huber is a German textile artist and natural dyer based near Mainz. Her practice, shaped by an intuitive connection to nature and traditional craft, explores color, texture, and material to reveal subtle stories within the landscape. Utilizing experimental approaches alongside time-honored dyeing techniques, she transforms recycled and vintage textiles into pieces that act as quiet reflections of place, season, and process. Her work prioritizes the journey of making over the final outcome, using layered, plant-based colors and textures to evoke depth, complexity, and the quiet beauty found in everyday materials. Read our interview with her.