jim thompson - Cushion (2)





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Two 47 x 47 cm linen cushions by Jim Thompson in the Design style, with included stuffing, made in the United States and dating to 2024, in new condition.
Description from the seller
An undeniable pair of chic cushions on which mythical birds perch on fabulous trees while Asian figures enjoy tea time; figures and landscapes are printed on a beautiful textured linen.
Two cushions made with Jim Thompson "Tea Party" colored fabric and the back made with a wonderful small-scale geometric interlacing of Manuel Canovas' chain-weave fabric.
Dimensions: 47 x 47 cm each cushion
Dry clean.
James H. W. Thompson was an American architect and art collector (1906-1967). He practiced architecture in New York in the 1930s but after serving as a military officer in World War II, he settled in Bangkok. Jim Thompson was fascinated by Thailand and its culture, particularly by the art of handwoven Thai silk, with its extraordinary range of colors and textures. In 1950 he founded the Thai Silk Company, majority-owned by Thais, with the aim in part of supporting traditional livelihoods, culture.
An undeniable pair of chic cushions on which mythical birds perch on fabulous trees while Asian figures enjoy tea time; figures and landscapes are printed on a beautiful textured linen.
Two cushions made with Jim Thompson "Tea Party" colored fabric and the back made with a wonderful small-scale geometric interlacing of Manuel Canovas' chain-weave fabric.
Dimensions: 47 x 47 cm each cushion
Dry clean.
James H. W. Thompson was an American architect and art collector (1906-1967). He practiced architecture in New York in the 1930s but after serving as a military officer in World War II, he settled in Bangkok. Jim Thompson was fascinated by Thailand and its culture, particularly by the art of handwoven Thai silk, with its extraordinary range of colors and textures. In 1950 he founded the Thai Silk Company, majority-owned by Thais, with the aim in part of supporting traditional livelihoods, culture.

