Callanish Standing Stones 3 Throw Cushions

Soft, hard-wearing, handmade cushions are available in either faux suede or linen. Each cushion is individually cut and sewn by hand and features the image on either one or two sides. The covers are also washable at 30°
The single-sided linen prints have a white coloured backing and zipper as standard.
The single-sided faux suede prints have a stone-coloured backing and zipper as standard.

The image is created using a dye sublimation print process to give superior reproduction quality, with unrivalled durability and colour vibrancy regardless of the fabric chosen.

Throw cushions come complete with a generously filled 100% polyester fibre insert.

Situated on the West Coast of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides above Loch Roag. Known in Gaelic as the Calanais Standing Stones , the Calanais Standing Stones were erected in a cruciform pattern with a central stone circle in the late Neolithic era. There are many other monuments and stone circles in the area implying that Callanish was an active focus for prehistoric religious activity for at least 1500 years.

According to one tradition, the Callanish Stones were petrified giants who would not convert to Christianity, and another is that  early on midsummer morning an entity known as the "Shining One" walks the length of the avenue, his coming heralded by the call of the cuckoo.