Interiors Fabric- Signature Paisley in Soft Yellow/ Peach
Printed in the UK on a Dutch 60% linen 40% cotton backcloth, which is perfect for drapery, cushions and light upholstery. Martindale test in excess of 30,000 cycles.
Cutting shown measures 32cm x 34cm. Full width 150cm, usable width 146cm. Repeat size vertical 43cm horizontal 38cm.
Priced per linear metre.
Care- We recommend that our fabrics are dry-cleaned but they can also be washed at 30 degrees, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, use a warm iron.
Lead time three weeks.
Printed in the UK on a Dutch 60% linen 40% cotton backcloth, which is perfect for drapery, cushions and light upholstery. Martindale test in excess of 30,000 cycles.
Cutting shown measures 32cm x 34cm. Full width 150cm, usable width 146cm. Repeat size vertical 43cm horizontal 38cm.
Priced per linear metre.
Care- We recommend that our fabrics are dry-cleaned but they can also be washed at 30 degrees, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, use a warm iron.
Lead time three weeks.
Printed in the UK on a Dutch 60% linen 40% cotton backcloth, which is perfect for drapery, cushions and light upholstery. Martindale test in excess of 30,000 cycles.
Cutting shown measures 32cm x 34cm. Full width 150cm, usable width 146cm. Repeat size vertical 43cm horizontal 38cm.
Priced per linear metre.
Care- We recommend that our fabrics are dry-cleaned but they can also be washed at 30 degrees, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, use a warm iron.
Lead time three weeks.
The Paisley shape is believed by some to be one of the very first printed patterns as it’s been said to resemble a clenched fist on its side. Most synonymous with Middle Eastern textiles, the droplet-like motif in Persian culture is thought to have been a representation of a floral spray combined with a cypress tree, a Zoroastrian symbol of life and eternity. The seed-like shape is also thought to represent fertility, has connections with Hinduism, and bears a striking resemblance to the ancient Chinese yin-yang symbol.
Our Paisley includes elements from our Tree of Life and Moirè prints, mixed in with hidden references and mysterious symbolism- worthy of a motif with such a rich heritage.
