Coreterno designer velvet pillow Lucky Owl

Coreterno designer velvet pillow Lucky Owl

The rebellious and romantic soul of the Coreterno brand shouts out its great expressive power on these designer decorative pillows . Let yourself be drawn into the wave of exuberance, romance and punk extravagance .

From portraits to fantastic animals and fascinating patterns. These wonderful and crazy velvety pillows add a touch of sophistication and luxury to the interior. A unique design, modern and timeless at the same time, that will make a statement interior .

We deliver this designer decorative pillow including loose material.

Made exclusively by hand in Italy.

Material : 100% PE velvet, bulk 50% cotton, 50% polyester

Dimensions : 45 x 45 cm

Founded in Rome and born in the streets of cosmopolitan New York. Coreterno is a lifestyle brand of creative forces Francilla Ronchi and Michelangelo Brancata . Coreterno, which means in Italian "eternal heart" , draws inspiration from the wonderfully mysterious world of rebellious poets and long-forgotten engravers.

Each creation mixes motivational quotes with graphic images that evoke strong emotions. Coreterno's collections include archetypal rock and pop symbols, nineteenth-century portraits and illustrations, ancient books of science and art, and antique engravings from the 17th century, all reinterpreted in modern a fashion twist resulting in modern vintage collectibles .

Through the Coreterno collections, language becomes a means of expressing people's constant search for happiness, and the words and symbols displayed on each piece open the door to a magical universe.

"We come from families of alchemists, engravers, rebels, mystics and poets. We hold the secrets of centuries of immense beauty. We have been trained to use wisely the saving power of symbols and written words. Our story is one of true love and burning passion for ancient knowledge and unique craft. We want to breathe life into inanimate objects and allow people to discover the mystery and healing power of the soul in our messages."