This cool tone cushion in the Colour me Constantinople was inherited by the Byzantines from their Roman counterparts with the other integral colour being Blue. Greens were the second important hue in the Middle Ages and their importance can be traced back to the factions of chariot racing. A revered Roman sport that often spilled over into politics the rivalry in the sport between Blues and Greens has been well documented notably during the reign of Justinian I and his wife Theodora as in this era Greens were considered the colour of the people in contrast to blues and purples being of the nobility. The Fenestras print is a perfect partner for Kerala Juniper balancing the same gold fringe detail on both that would elevate any dining or living room. ..................................................................................................................................... Product Description: Textile: 100% Poly VelvetFringe: Metallic PolyesterDimension: 20” X 20” (50cm x 50cm)Insert: 100% Indian Kapok CottonZipper: ConcealedVelvet Cover Care: Dry Clean OnlyInsert & Cotton Care: Product Care. *Fabric Colours Shown Online Are Non- Contractual And May Vary In Colour And Tone Due To Lighting And Photography, Same Applies For Our Prints Made in India ..................................................................................................................................... 1-CUS-CMC-KER-JUN-F10473-C47-VE-20-010
