Swazi Heritage Cushions White 60cm x 60 cm MoTSO DeSIGNED

This cushion draws inspiration from the traditional Swazi shield (lihawu), a timeless emblem of strength, unity, and cultural pride.

Reimagined in an elegant monochrome palette with subtle red accents, it brings heritage symbolism into a modern design narrative.

Elegant. Symbolic. Refined.

The rhythmic arrangement of shields and spears reflects the balance and harmony of Swazi artistry — a visual language once used to convey power, protection, and identity. The clean geometry and neutral tones make it a versatile accent for both contemporary and heritage-inspired interiors.

Design Inspiration

In Swazi tradition, the lihawu (shield) represents courage, lineage, and the preservation of community values. This design transforms that sacred motif into a soft furnishing statement — celebrating African craftsmanship through a minimalist, Afro-modern lens.

Details

Cultural Inspiration: Swazi shield and spear motifs (lihawu)
Colour Palette: White, black, and soft red accents
Fabric: Premium printed cotton-blend with a smooth finish
Style: Afro-Modern · Monochrome Heritage · Contemporary Minimalism
Perfect For: Neutral interiors, cultural lodges, luxury homes, or statement styling

Why You’ll Love It

• Elegant blend of heritage and modern design

• Adds cultural storytelling to minimal interiors

• Locally crafted with precision and purpose

• A timeless collectible that celebrates African identity

Bring home a piece of Swazi legacy — where tradition, craftsmanship, and design elegance meet.

Size:

60cm (width) x 60cm (height)

Colours:

White, black, and soft red accents

Material:

Cotton blend

Printed with non-toxic water-based inks and matte UV varnish, providing an eco-friendly, quality product.

Care Instructions:

- Do Not use bleach or strong detergents.
- Do Not use abrasive materials, excessive force, and heat
- Discolouration and wear-and-tear may occur over time.
- Machine washable.

What's in the box

1x Cushion Cover and cushion inner

Made in South Africa