These are traditional Middle Eastern Sadu (Bedouin-style) floor cushion covers. They are widely used across the Levant and Arabian Peninsula (especially in the Gulf region) for traditional floor seating arrangements known as a Majlis or Jalsa.
Key Characteristics
Pattern: Features a central multi-layered diamond (lozenge) medallion flanked by smaller stepped motifs, characteristic of Bedouin textile geometry.
Colors: Uses a vibrant, high-contrast palette dominated by cherry red, bordered with deep yellow, green, and white framing strips.
Material: Usually woven from heavy, durable wool or cotton blends. The base fabric is often a textured flat-weave or jacquard fabric designed to resemble handmade kilims.
Trim: Finished with matching thick fringe borders on the sides.