Swedish Pink Muffin Embroidered Cotton Old Pillowcase

Note ⚠️ There is obvious yellowing in the middle of both sides (please see the photo) The price is for one pillowcase, there are two available for sale Very common muffin embroidery patterns like this But it is rare to see Embroidery thread weaving in pink Although it is an old pillow cover, it can also be used freely as a pillowcase, bedding, tablecloth or wrap, and even DIY into bags or other accessories... Both front and rear can be used as front There is an opening on the side (short side) for a pillow, no zipper 61 x 51.5cm Material: Cotton ======================= In northern Europe before the 1950s, durable and precious Linen fabrics were very expensive household items; the cotton and Linen fabrics in each cabinet were collected and used at the most important moment, and even embroidered with regional representative Totems, figurative or abstract flowers, or the initials of the hostess or the new people...and then passed on from generation to generation. It was not until calico and napkins were produced in large quantities and cheaply that expensive linen gradually retreated from the mainstream of the market. However, the natural flax fiber still quietly exerts its natural high-quality characteristics. With the rise of environmental awareness; people began to choose items that value regeneration, second-hand, and longer life. Look back and see if these Nordic old cotton and Linen fabrics with traditional patterns are playing such a role! 👋 Come and open the old cabinet in the Nordic hometown Find a family heirloom that you love and want to use for a long time~