Custom Cushion Cover — Personalised Accent Gift

A meaningful gift — Personal. Practical. Proud.

• Personal: A name/initials + date + a short line (max 4–5 words) turns a cushion into a daily reminder of love or a milestone.

• Practical: Easy to style on a sofa, bed, or reading chair—and easy to gift (lightweight, shippable, always useful).

• Proud: A modern way to own heritage craft—hand-stitched, not printed, made with real story and real impact.

One Meaningful Gift Can Change …

A small piece can carry a big message. This is the kind of gift that doesn’t get hidden away—it becomes part of the home.

3 simple steps to personalise

1. Choose your colours (and your preferred layout)

2. Add your details at checkout (or write “Help me with wording”)

   • We send a digital proof within ~24 hours

3. Approve → we hand-stitch → we deliver (gift-ready)

Personalisation (kept elegant on Kantha)

Add three details for a clean, premium look:

• Name / Initials

• Date

• Short line (max 4–5 words) so it stays beautifully balanced

Examples: “Our First Home” / “Always With You” / “Est. 2026”

Why this is a special gift

• Thoughtful without being complicated—a meaningful “I remembered” gift

• Designed from scratch + hand-stitched (not mass-made)

• New 100% cotton, hypoallergenic—soft, breathable, everyday-friendly

• Made to be kept—a daily-use item that carries memory

Details

• Size: approx. 45 × 45 cm (cover) — fits standard 45×45 inserts
  (Handmade sizes are approximate ± 2–3 cm.)

• Closure: Back opening for easy insert removal

• Includes insert? Cover only

Materials

New 100% cotton — hypoallergenic and gentle.

Care

Machine wash cold / 30°C gentle. Mild detergent. No bleach. Line dry in shade. Warm iron on reverse if needed.

Timelines & guarantees

~1 week stitch + quality check, then 1–2 weeks delivery (location dependent).
Free AU delivery • Free personalisation • 30-day Love-It Guarantee • 365-day Craftsmanship Warranty

Heritage & Impact (Why AZ Giftology)

• Rooted in a Bengal embroidery tradition often traced in writing to the 16th century.

• Kantha is recognised as textile art in major museum collections (e.g., Powerhouse Museum, Sydney).

• Bangladesh has nominated “Traditional art of nakshi kantha embroidery” in UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage process.

• We exist to replace generic gifting with meaning (Australia Institute estimates 27% expect gifts they’ll never use; value over $1B).