Joseph Stella: Spring (The Procession) Throw Pillow

Description

Joseph Stella (1877–1946) was a notable figure in American modernism, known for his fusion of styles including Futurism, Cubism, and Precisionism. He is particularly recognized for his depictions of industrial America, such as the Brooklyn Bridge, as well as vibrant, abstract works like the ones shown. 

Spring (The Procession) by Joseph Stella. (c. 1914–1916)

Battle of Lights, Coney Island, Mardi Gras by Joseph Stella, created between 1913 and 1914

Bright, plush square pillow with a richly detailed, mandala-inspired pattern in warm pinks, golds, and soft blues. The faux-suede polypropylene cover feels velvety and holds its shape, while a fluffy polyester insert keeps the pillow soft and supportive. Double-sided printing means the vibrant design shows from every angle, and a concealed zipper keeps the look seamless while allowing easy removal for care. This cushion adds a lively, handcrafted vibe to living rooms, reading nooks, or layered on a bed — bringing color, texture, and a cozy, collected atmosphere to everyday spaces.