Tufted Floral Cotton Lumbar Pillow, 12 x 20 inches

A tufted daisy stitch raises the surface of this 100% cotton lumbar pillow cover, which comes with a matching insert. Cotton is a touch sensory experience.

Tufting stitches yarn through the base cloth to build the daisy and floral shapes in relief.

Olausson and colleagues’ 2014 study describes how the nervous system processes tactile and acoustic cues through closely linked sensory pathways. During periods of fatigue, sensory overload, or life-stage shifts, even small sounds can heighten overall sensory demand. According to Molecules (2024), cotton’s soft, low-friction surface creates a low acoustic footprint by minimizing rustling and fabric noise against the skin. This quieter contact supports a steady sensory environment, especially in settings where reduced sound helps maintain physical comfort. Many people may not realize they choose cotton because its gentle acoustic profile supports their comfort. Research indicates that soft, familiar textures such as cotton can soothe individuals who feel anxious or overstimulated (McGlone et al., 2014).

Place the pillow on a bed, a sofa, or a chair, in yellow, beige, white, wine-red, gray, navy, or black.

Details

• Product: Lumbar pillow with insert
• Cover material: 100% cotton
• Cover: Tufted daisy and floral stitch
• Size: 12 in. x 20 in. (30.5 x 50.8 cm)
• Insert: 12 in. x 20 in. (30.5 x 50.8 cm); 330 g
• Colors: Yellow; beige; white; wine-red; gray; navy; black
• Includes: 1 pillow cover; 1 insert

Pairing Note

Textiles provide tactile grounding by activating the skin’s mechanoreceptors to produce calming physical feedback (McGlone et al., 2014) and ease tension (McEwen, 2007). Visual: People often look at color, pattern, and form while touching fabric. The eyes help the brain understand what the hands are feeling (Lakoff, 1987). When the visual cue matches the texture, the sensory cue helps the brain process the experience more efficiently, making the experience clearer. This visual-tactile pairing creates a small resonance of emotional steadiness (Juslin & Västfjäll, 2008) and strengthens memory through familiar sensory combinations (Herz, 2016).