This extraordinary 39”-long brocade panel is hand-woven and embroidered on a backstrap loom by master Maya women weavers in Guatemala. Slight variations in size, pattern, and color are part of this singular textile’s journey. Memos of the brocades are not currently available.
This velvet was named for Madeleine Castaing, the iconic French decorator known for her love of leopard prints. Its small-scale spots and soft pile make it endlessly versatile.
A fabulous combination of plush ombré and delicate accent stripes, this luxe chevron has a dynamic presence. Sophisticated colors and a medium-sized scale make this a particularly versatile pattern.
A handsome cotton stripe accented with happy hues, ethically handwoven in Guatemala. The artisanal nature of this textile gives it a warmth, tactility and character that sets it apart from machine-made goods.
