A dense arrangement of gold-tan motifs covers nearly the full face of this pillow — a sun-disc medallion at center, framed by ornate scrollwork, palmette borders, and vine-and-leaf detailing worked in hand embroidery across a crisp ivory ground. This is a more intricate, fuller-coverage design than the sun-medallion piece in the same colorway, with embroidery extending edge to edge rather than concentrated at the center. This is a DE-COR design, hand-embroidered by artisans in the Suzani tradition and translated onto a fresh, tailored pillow construction rather than a vintage textile. At 18" square, its dense pattern makes it a strong focal piece on a solid-color sofa or bed. This is a DE-COR design, an 18" hand-embroidered pillow in ivory cotton canvas with a dense, edge-to-edge gold-tan Suzani-style scroll and medallion pattern. Q: Why do some Suzani embroidery pieces cover the full surface while others use a single centered motif? A: Both are traditional approaches — a dense, all-over pattern like this one typically represents a higher level of embroidery labor and is often considered a more elaborate or formal design, while a single centered medallion offers a cleaner, more minimal read with more visible negative space around the motif. **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio lighting.