Inspired by a silk gauze summer kimono from the Meiji period, this design is printed on silk charmeuse. Double sided.

This lush velvet robe exemplifies the decorative transition between the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Ann Gish presents The Met x Ann Gish Venezia Polyester Throw, an exquisite homage to the grandeur of late 17th-century Venice. Inspired by a historic textile, this throw features lush damask patterns and meticulous embroidery that invite opulence into any room. The sophisticated design is fully reversible, showcasing a refined plain weave on one side and a smooth satin finish on the reverse. Whether draped over a chair or layered as an accent, this imported piece offers a sensory experience defined by finely made details. Its easy-care requirement to lay flat to dry ensures the longevity of its beauty, creating an atmosphere of timeless luxury designed for the senses.

Gorgeous fabric and quality! Love the colors and my purchase!. Leslie. Tulsa, OK. Sun Jul 14 2024

This gorgeous Opium Blanket is sure to brighten any bedroom. A bestselling design, its stunning embroidery reverses to a smooth, matching linen and is tacked with grosgrain ties.

Pretty and good thickness and quality. Anonymous. Sat Mar 28 2026

Inspired by an Edo-period inro, this richly woven jacquard features shades of blue with pops of gold. Modern in look, with a buttery hand-feel. Part of the Met x Ann Gish.

Good quality.. Henry. Los Angeles, CA. Mon Oct 06 2025

Kinrande is inspired by a Ming-era cobalt blue and gold pot in the Met’s collection. The gold and bronze motif is embroidered onto a marine blue linen/cotton ground.

Makes the whole room stand out.. Rebecca. New Freedom, PA. Wed Aug 28 2024