This lively hand block print was first created in 1922 and features a stylized tree of life of flowers and foliage. Each color within the design requires several blocks, for a total of 46 for each individual repeat, and the print uses 138 blocks to produce just one full-width yard of fabric.

Since 1889 we’ve been setting the bar with Schumacher's exceptional products. A passion for beauty, respect for classicism, and an eye for the cutting edge are woven into everything Schumacher does.

This fabric is a beautiful handprinted fabric inhabited by regal peacocks and an undulating flowering vine, both rendered with fanciful, delicate details. Inspired by 19th-century Indian textiles.

Beautiful fabric - used it on shades and pillows. Nina. Andover, MA. Tue Jan 07 2025

A lush, large-scale floral inspired by the quintessential tree of life patterns in traditional palampores. Based on a 1920s document in our archives.

Luxe High Density Textured Jacquard

Kelly. Lapeer, MI. Sat May 02 2026

Elspeth is a blooming, bold-scale floral pattern stitched in exquisite detail. Subtle variations are part of its inherent natural beauty.