Buffalo Check Plaid - Gingham Plaid - Black and Ivory - Double-Sided - Decorative Throw Pillow

Our Buffalo Check Gingham Plaid - Black and Cream - Double Sided - Decorative Throw Pillow features an attractive large buffalo check plaid pattern expertly printed on both the front and back of ths charming decorative throw pillow. The traditional pattern fabric used in our buffalo check gingham plaid decorative throw pillow incorporates black and cream in a dimensional crosshatch texture woven with linen cotton for that warm rustic farmhouse feel. These versatile pillows make use of symmetrical, overlapping stripes to form a checkered pattern that is the perfect choice to complement your modern or rustic farmhouse as well as many traditional home decor styles. Visually appealing and easily interchangeable, our buffalo check gingham plaid decorative throw pillows will transform any room in your home into a more sumptuous and inviting living space. This Buffalo Check Gingham Plaid - Black and Cream - Decorative Throw Pillow is made from 100% cotton linen and features both front and back printing, a thick and durable cotton-linen blend hemp type material and a hidden zipper closure for easy washing.

With origins dating back to the 1800's in Scotland, buffalo check plaid was originally brought to America in the form of warm blankets. Later popularized by Woolrich and traditionally red and black, buffalo plaid consists of two colored yarns woven in stripes to create large intersecting blocks.

Gingham Plaid's origin story is difficult to pin down due to varying information. Some sources speculate that the fabric now known as gingham may have been made at Guingamp, a town in Brittany, France, and that the fabric may be named after the town. The current equivalent in the French language is the noun ''vichy'', from the town of Vichy in France. Another speculation about gingham's origins is that the name came into English via Dutch. Others stories name Malaysia, India or Indonesia as the origin country where gingham was first made. When originally imported into Europe in the 17th century, gingham was a striped fabric, however, from the mid-18th century, when it was being produced in the mills of Manchester, England, it started to be woven into checked or plaid patterns. Checked gingham became more common over time and remains extremely popular in the textiles industry today. Gingham plaid patterns come in many 2 color combinations and are used to make fabric for clothing, accessories, home decor, linens and more.

• Made of 100% Grade A cotton blend linen natural material.
• Size: 18 x 18 inches
• Hidden zipper design
• Spot cleaning or hand washing (inside out) is recommended.
• Pillow Insert Optional