Do you see beachballs, planets, or softly ribbed pompoms dancing across this brilliantly versatile weave? Embroidered loops create texture and the regularly spaced pattern pulls color from all little treasures designs.
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.
A polka dot with an unexpected twist, this artsy, tri-color design has a unique watercolor effect. It's a fun, small-scale print that coordinates nicely with other patterns.
This tribal design speaks to the confluence of trade in the Dorset region. Raw silk is in the spotlight and our geometric tribal design, interpreted as an embroidery, gives dimension to the dots rising above the raw silk ground and is offered in earthy, natural hues and unexpected pastel tones.
With a colorful and beautiful design, this fabric is sure to wow anyone. The raised cut velvet dots are soft and create some texture to this textile. A strong material to use for all your upholstery projects both commercial and residential. Great for drapery and decorative pillows as well!
Inspired by the decorative textiles of Central Asia, Corfu is a rich suzani print with embroidered accents. It is especially striking used with its companion fabric, Corfu Stripe.
This classic ikat spot takes its name from the Meru region of Kenya and displays a fine woven design that contrasts against the chunky slub in the ground.
This linen, rose-and-copper fabric with a simplified pattern of repeating lines and orbs, sunrise celebrates the new dawn and the rhythm of nature. Part of Molly Mahon's Hand Block Prints II collection.
