Introduced in 1963 and still fresh today, this pattern has a lively, painterly quality- and is a wonderful example of mid-century design. Also available as a wallcovering.
Dynamic design... great on my chairs.. Laurene. Minneapolis, MN. Tue Feb 02 2021
This polka dot derives from a traditional Japanese folk pattern. It's also an authentic double ikat, created with a complex dying and weaving technique that's more than 1,000 years old.
Hadiya Williams used markers to draw the original artwork for drift, an evocative undulating pattern with a unique stripe effect and an interesting interplay of positive and negative. Printed by hand on a cotton-linen union cloth, this modern medium-scale fabric works beautifully on furniture, windows, and pillows.
