Persian Velvet Cushion Covers with Ram Motif Embroidery (Set of 2)
Bring the warmth of Persian textile art into a living room, bedroom or reading corner with this Persian velvet cushion cover set from Persis Collection. The coordinated design includes two cushion covers and one 140 × 40 cm runner, giving you an easy way to carry the same decorative language across cushions and a table or other suitable surface. Made from upholstery velvet and enriched with traditional trims, embroidery and a hand-printed ram motif, the set suits anyone looking for Persian Home decor with a distinctive artistic identity rather than a mass-market pattern. It also sits naturally within our Persian Cushions & Linens collection, and every order supports Persian artisans and their communities.
Persian Cushions & Linens with Velvet, Embroidery and Traditional Details
This Persian cushion and runner set combines two coordinated cushion covers with a 140 × 40 cm Persian Runner, creating a more complete decorative arrangement than cushions alone. Upholstery velvet gives the pieces their textile foundation, while traditional bands, embroidered sections, and the hand-printed ram design introduce contrasting surfaces and techniques. The Persian Cushion and Runner can be arranged together for a coordinated setting or used in different parts of the room to repeat the same visual theme. For shoppers searching for a Persian Cushion Cover, Persian Velvet Cover, or Persian velvet cushion and Runner set, the combination is especially useful because the matching runner extends the design beyond soft furnishings while retaining a consistent Persian character.
Persian Ram Motif Meaning and Artistic Design
The ram is the visual anchor of this design, and in traditional Persian art it is associated with ideas including strength, courage, endurance and fertility, while its prominent curved horns have also helped make it a symbol connected with protection and abundance. Here, that familiar animal form is treated with a restrained, contemporary eye. Red, green and yellow appear within the embroidered area against the lighter textile ground, while the darker, minimal ram creates a deliberate contrast with the denser traditional detailing. The way the embroidered section joins the surrounding fabric gives the composition a collage-like quality, allowing geometric and animal-inspired references to sit comfortably within a modern interior. It is this tension between detailed needlework, strong colour, and the simplified ram silhouette that gives the pieces their personality, letting the warmth and symbolism of Persian visual culture become part of the everyday home.
