Dunhuang culture stands as a unique paradigm of the convergence between ancient Chinese civilization and foreign cultures, with its ceiling motifs, known as caisson ceilings, representing the essence of Dunhuang’s patterns. Within the grottoes of Mogao, these “caisson ceilings” occupy the central portion, symbolizing the heavens beyond. Drawing inspiration from the Mogao Caves’ caisson designs, this pillow cover features the elaborate scroll-petal lotus canopy motif, a colorful painting from the mid-Tang Dynasty. The central design of the large scroll-petal lotus signifies the auspicious wish for “prosperous offspring born amidst lotuses.” Its color palette, reminiscent of mid-Tang Dynasty ceiling art, exudes a gentle elegance, imparting a sense of tranquility and peace.
This pillow cover opening features button closures for easy removal, makes it convenient for washing. The yarn is breathable and cozy. You can use it for pillow or cushion. the both pattern and video-tutorial are all available for free.
This pillowcase consists of two separately pieces. They’re worked as one piece each. The front piece will be explained in two sections. After completing both, we’ll slip stitch seam to join them. While joining, leave an opening for stuffing the pillow insert. Finally, sew buttons onto the opening.
