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The Rise + Fall Pillows by Ami Kealoha
CH's infatuation with these Brooklyn-based designers continues with this brand new line of hand-printed pillows boasting intricate designs, some of which border on the macabre. To date, there are a half-dozen styles which remind us a bit of Salvor's effortly stylish throws, but with imagery ranging from peacocks, floral patterns and even skulls à la Dia de los Muertos. (Click images for detail.) More designs are rumored to be in the works, according to our contact at Rise + Fall.
Retailing for a mere $30, we challenge you to find a handmade Brooklyn-made product that's as intriguing and yet affordable. Call their store (+1 718 388 3108) to order.
In case you missed them, CH recently featured Rise + Fall's line of jeans, print tees and napkins.
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