vVyom By Shuchita Unveils Sustainable Cushion Line, Wild Whispers
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vVyom By Shuchita Unveils Sustainable Cushion Line, Wild Whispers

vVyom by Shuchita, the Jaipur-based sustainable luxury brand, has launched Wild Whispers—a new collection of handcrafted cushions inspired by India’s wilderness and traditional artistry. Merging age old artistry with modern aesthetics, the collection offers refined décor pieces for homes that value conscious elegance.

Each cushion is made from 100% linen, chosen for its breathable and durable properties. The designs feature hand-painted motifs, meticulous embroidery, and a rich colour palette of earthy tones, deep jewel hues, and gold accents. These cushions are crafted to enhance diverse interiors—from minimalist spaces to heritage-inspired settings.

The collection draws from India’s rich history of textiles, blending floral and fauna imagery into cohesive artwork that celebrates the wild. The use of crimson tones, layered textures, and artisan craftsmanship reflects an emotive connection to nature's rhythm—untamed and instinctive.

From sofas and accent chairs to luxurious bedding, these statement cushions add warmth, depth, and narrative to every space.

vVyom by Shuchita, the Jaipur-based sustainable luxury brand, has launched Wild Whispers—a new collection of handcrafted cushions inspired by India’s wilderness and traditional artistry. Merging age old artistry with modern aesthetics, the collection offers refined décor pieces for homes that value conscious elegance. Each cushion is made from 100% linen, chosen for its breathable and durable properties. The designs feature hand-painted motifs, meticulous embroidery, and a rich colour palette of earthy tones, deep jewel hues, and gold accents. These cushions are crafted to enhance diverse interiors—from minimalist spaces to heritage-inspired settings. The collection draws from India’s rich history of textiles, blending floral and fauna imagery into cohesive artwork that celebrates the wild. The use of crimson tones, layered textures, and artisan craftsmanship reflects an emotive connection to nature's rhythm—untamed and instinctive. From sofas and accent chairs to luxurious bedding, these statement cushions add warmth, depth, and narrative to every space.

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