Auburn Cityscape Lumbar Pillow
This pillow's shapes are perfect for a decorative accent that highlights your unique designs. The pillow is made from moisture-wicking polyester that has a high-end linen feel to it.
100% pre-shrunk polyester case
Fabric weight: 6.13 oz/yd² (208 g/m²)
Moisture-wicking fabric with a linen feel
Hidden zipper
Machine-washable case
Shape-retaining 100% polyester insert included (handwash only)
SHIPPING TIMEFRAME: Please note, this item will deliver within 1-2 weeks.
This pillow's shapes are perfect for a decorative accent that highlights your unique designs. The pillow is made from moisture-wicking polyester that has a high-end linen feel to it.
100% pre-shrunk polyester case
Fabric weight: 6.13 oz/yd² (208 g/m²)
Moisture-wicking fabric with a linen feel
Hidden zipper
Machine-washable case
Shape-retaining 100% polyester insert included (handwash only)
SHIPPING TIMEFRAME: Please note, this item will deliver within 1-2 weeks.
This pillow's shapes are perfect for a decorative accent that highlights your unique designs. The pillow is made from moisture-wicking polyester that has a high-end linen feel to it.
100% pre-shrunk polyester case
Fabric weight: 6.13 oz/yd² (208 g/m²)
Moisture-wicking fabric with a linen feel
Hidden zipper
Machine-washable case
Shape-retaining 100% polyester insert included (handwash only)
SHIPPING TIMEFRAME: Please note, this item will deliver within 1-2 weeks.
About the Artwork:
This original design features some of Auburn, Alabama's most beautiful and beloved landmarks. All individually painted by hand, they are then joined together to form a “Cityscape” capturing the essence of a city’s personality. Pictured left to right:
Toomer’s Drugstore
The street sign from the College Street and Magnolia intersection
Samford Hall
The legacy of Toomer’s Oaks
The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art
The Ralph Brown Draughton Library
Skybar’s marquee
Supper Club
Bodega/The Vault (now Pieology)
Jordan-Hare Stadium
Auburn United Methodist Church
The Auburn University sign
A bridge in the Donald E. Davis Arboretum
