Botticelli Simonetta Vespucci Cushion Cover – Italian Renaissance Portrait Decor

Sandro Botticelli painted Idealised Portrait of a Lady around 1480 — widely believed to be Simonetta Vespucci, the Florentine noblewoman who became the muse of Botticelli and his patrons. She turns in profile against a deep black ground, her plaited hair laced with pearls and ribbons, the elaborate updo a hallmark of his Florentine Renaissance portraits.

This cushion cover brings that portrait to a sofa or armchair — printed in Europe on a cotton-polyester blend. Pairs beautifully with dark academia and grandmillennial interiors — equally at home on a velvet settee, in a layered library, or against a deep painted wall.

*** Made in Europe ***
** This is not a vintage product **

DETAILS
- 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester
- Digitally printed
- Printed on both sides
- Small zipper closure
- Handmade after printing
- Cover only (inserts not included due to shipping costs)

SIZES
45 x 45 cm | 18 x 18 in
65 x 65 cm | 26 x 26 in
* Sizes may vary slightly in the final product.

DESIGN (SBO003)
This design is currently exclusive to this cushion cover.

NOTE
Due to different monitor calibrations, colors may vary slightly between your screen and the final product.

IMPORTANT
The image printed on the product is a photograph of the original artwork, so small imperfections from the original piece are part of the design.

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