This Khayamiya cushion draws from Al-Tabaq Al-Najmi, a central star system that shaped Islamic decorative language across centuries in Egypt. Seen in carved wooden minbars and architectural ceilings of the Mamluk era, this measured geometry brought balance, repetition, and visual order to sacred and civic spaces.

Through Khayamiya appliqué, that architectural structure shifts into textile. Layers of durable polycotton are precisely cut and stitched by hand onto a reinforced base, preserving the crisp definition of the geometry while ensuring a firm, lasting finish. Set against an ivory base, the symmetry feels lighter and more contemporary, allowing the petroleum accents to anchor seating areas with clarity and quiet strength in modern homes.

This Khayamiya textile is crafted from polycotton and features a Najmi star geometry motif.

A structured polycotton textile supported by reinforced canvas lining