Wild Grasses Woven Cushion, Soft Sage
Artwork / 17" × 18"
$59.00
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Wild Grasses — autumn grasses leaning in a quiet breeze.
A few stems of susuki grass, painted in a handful of unhurried brush strokes. It is a study in restraint — most of the cloth left calm and empty, the way a Japanese painter lets silence do half the work.
Part of the Calm & Oak “Real Japandi” home collection: original ink paintings drawn in-house at our Copenhagen studio, in the true Danish–Japanese spirit — restraint, natural materials, and craft.
H O W T H I S I S M A D E
• Jacquard-woven cushion cover — the art woven into the cloth, not printed on it
• Colourway: Soft Sage ground with the painting kept soft and true
• Made to order and printed responsibly — no overproduction
W H A T Y O U R E C E I V E
• One made-to-order cushion in your chosen size
• A calm, tonal piece designed to sit in a real Japandi home, not shout over it
W H O W E A R E
Calm & Oak is a small independent studio near Copenhagen. We draw every piece ourselves and believe in less, chosen well.
Original artwork © Calm & Oak. An independent design; not affiliated with any artist.
Wild Grasses Woven Cushion, Soft Sage
$59.00
Original artDrawn in our studio
Made to orderShips in 3–7 days
Free deliveryWorldwide, tracked
30-day replacementDamaged or wrong? Replaced.
Made to order
Printed near you, only when you order.
Nothing waits in a warehouse. Each piece is produced by a partner workshop in your region within days, then delivered free and tracked.
Materials & care
Cotton and linen-look textiles printed with fade-resistant inks; cushion covers have hidden zips. Machine wash cold, gentle; line dry or tumble low; warm iron if needed.
Shipping & returns
Free tracked delivery worldwide. Production 2–5 business days, delivery 3–8 days by region. Made-to-order pieces are replaced free if damaged or misprinted — contact us within 30 days. Full details.
Behind the design
Every Calm & Oak artwork starts as ink on paper in a small studio north of Copenhagen. We keep the imperfections — the dry brush, the open circle — because that is the point.