Flapper Girl Pillow, 1920s Art Deco-Style Great Gatsby Art Nouveau Black Gold White Lady Boudoir Pillows Linen Art Pillow Handmade

Description

BRAND NEW Designer Pillow, One-of-a-Kind, Inspired by the 1920s Art Deco Period. Custom Down/Feather Pillow Insert Included. Like an antique quilt, every pillow has a story to tell. SIZE: 16 1/2" X 16 1/2" or 42 X 42 cm CONDITION: Excellent New Condition. One-of-a-Kind Designer Pillow. OPTIONS: Purchase pillowcase separately or with Down/Feather pillow insert (except for international purchases). Second pillow in first photo is not included in this purchase. This stunning Art Deco Designer Pillow can be found in a separate listing. DETAILS: This pillow is professionally fully-lined and reinforced in the corners and insert sleeve for quality craftsmanship. STORY: This stylish pillow features a flapper girl with 1920s hairstyle, gazing sweetly at the "portrait taker." She is surrounded by Art Deco fabric, cut and sewn into a design imitating the architecture of that era. All three types of coordinating fabric used in this custom pillow have a shiny gold patina to them. On the pillow back, midnight black, glittering gold, and snowy white diamond fabric matches the front Art Deco fabric and features a beautiful antique gold and black button to securely enclose the quality down/feather insert. What is the difference between Art Deco and Art Nouveau? The Art Deco style started right after WWI and lasted until WWII started. Americans embraced Art Deco's clean lines as a refreshing change from the flowery, over the top frou frou of the Victorian Era. Art Nouveau was an artistic movement which peaked between 1890 and 1905. It was practiced in the fields of art, architecture and applied art. It is a French term which means "new art" and is characterized by organic and plant motifs.