Stacy Garcia Azleo Yellow Accent Pillow

To preserve the integrity of the hand-woven cotton fibers and the raised embroidery designed by Stacy Garcia, we recommend spot cleaning with a mild detergent and cool water. Avoid aggressive scrubbing, which can fray the embroidery threads. Because the cover is made of natural cotton, keeping it out of direct, intense sunlight in high-UV regions (like sunrooms) will help prevent the vibrant ochre and purple tones from fading over time.

This pillow comes with a high-quality polyester insert designed to maintain a crisp, consistent shape over time. Unlike feather or down inserts that require frequent fluffing and "karate chopping" to look full, a polyester insert provides a firmer, more structured look that keeps the abstract pattern and knife-edge seams looking sharp. This makes it ideal for modern and mid-century modern styles where clean lines are a priority.

Yes, 100% cotton is a preferred material for high-traffic areas due to its natural durability and breathability. The tight hand-woven construction of this pillow helps it withstand daily use better than more delicate silk or loose-knit fabrics. For families, the ochre and lilac abstract pattern is also strategically helpful for masking minor wear or pet hair between cleanings compared to a solid light-colored fabric.

A 20x20 inch pillow is the industry standard for versatility. For a classic look on a standard sofa, place this pillow in the "corners" to provide lumbar support and visual frame. If you are styling a larger sectional or a bed, use this as a mid-layer piece; its square dimensions provide the perfect backdrop for a smaller lumbar pillow in front, while still fitting comfortably against the back cushions without appearing undersized.

To achieve a professionally curated look, follow the "Rule of Three" by varying the scale of your patterns. Since this square pillow features a bold, medium-to-large abstract motif, pair it with a solid-colored pillow in a coordinating lilac or ochre shade and a third pillow with a smaller, more subtle geometric print. Because this piece was designed by Stacy Garcia and hand-woven in India with intricate embroidered details, it serves as an excellent "anchor" piece for a sofa or bed arrangement.

A knife edge means the front and back panels are sewn together with a single straight seam, creating a tapered, sharp-cornered finish. This construction is a hallmark of modern design because it creates a sleek, low-profile silhouette. It is particularly well-suited for minimalist or contemporary spaces where you want the designer pattern and texture to be the focus rather than bulky decorative trims or tassels.