Embroidered cover BUUM-ZARI – Deep Indigo
✨ KEY FEATURES
Vintage indigo with deep shades
Discreet and refined handcrafted embroidery
Clean silhouette without fringes
Available in several sizes
Unique piece, made in Africa × Belgium
Handmade
Free delivery on orders over €50 to France and Benelux
Dispatch within 1 to 2 working days
Pay in 2 or 3 interest-free instalments from €50
14-day right to change your mind
The BUUM-ZARI cover embodies a more refined interpretation of vintage indigo. Made from cotton textiles that are hand-spun, hand-woven, and hand-dyed in West Africa, it is then embroidered and assembled by artisans in Belgium, in small batches.
Its deep indigo, with irregular and vibrant shades, reveals the richness of artisanal craftsmanship. Delicate embroidery accents the surface without overwhelming it, allowing the material and structure of the textile to take center stage.
In this collection, the embroidery plays a special role: it evokes the spirit of kintsugi, the traditional Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics by highlighting their cracks with precious lacquer dusted with gold.
Here, the floral patterns enhance the patches on the indigo textile, not to conceal them, but to reveal them and give them new nobility.Each seam, each repair thus becomes an element of the design.
Without fringes, BUUM-ZARI adopts a more architectural and contemporary silhouette. It naturally complements understated interiors, noble materials, and mineral palettes.
Available in several formats — rectangular and square — it allows for harmonious groupings or can stand alone as a statement piece.
Today, the collection consists of two models in tone-on-tone embroidered indigo, BUUM-ZARI and ZABUNI-ZARI. Other pieces with multicolored embroidery will gradually enrich this series.
Each cover is unique: variations in shade, slight irregularities, different placement of patterns and/or embroidery, and marks of time are an integral part of its character.
Inner cushion sold separately
🧵 COMPOSITION
Vintage indigo cotton, hand-spun, hand-woven, and hand-dyed.
A weathered textile, each shade telling its own story.
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📐 DIMENSIONS
Rectangular formats: 30 × 50 cm or 40 × 60 cm
Square formats: 40 × 40 cm, 50 × 50 cm, 60 × 60 cm
As each piece is handcrafted, slight variations may occur.
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🧺 CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Dry cleaning recommended to preserve the depth of the indigo.
Delicate cold wash (30°C max), separately.
Flat dry, do not tumble dry.
The natural changes in color contribute to the beauty of the fabric.
🌍 KNOW-HOW
Vintage indigo textile from West Africa.
Hand embroidery and craftsmanship in Belgium.
Produced in very small series.
African indigo
Indigo is one of the oldest natural dyes in the world.
In West Africa, it is traditionally applied to hand-spun and hand-woven cotton textiles, then repeatedly dipped in dye baths.
This artisanal process creates deep and irregular shades, the hallmark of traditional indigo.
Over time and with use, these textiles develop a unique patina that gives them all their richness and character today.
To pair with the natural shades of the ZABUNI-ZARI to play between clean lines and fringed finishes.
Order preparation:
- Orders prepared within 1 to 2 business days (excluding special periods). Shipping from Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) from Belgium.
- Eco-friendly packaging: organic cotton, cardboard, and kraft paper, minimizing plastic.
- Average observed delivery times:
- Belgium & EU: 2 to 5 business days on average (excluding special periods).
- Outside EU : up to 3 additional business days.
- Free delivery: Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands.
- Other EU destinations, variable fees depending on destination, weight, and volume.
- Outside EU: customs duties are not included and are the responsibility of the customer.
Returns:
- You have 14 days after receipt to request a return via the contact form or your customer area.
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