Blackthorn designed for wallpaper by J.H. Dearle in 1892 was first adapted for machine-printed fabric in 1975 by Sanderson. Now Blackthorn Weave depicts a richly woven design for indoors and out. The weave texture is intricate and piquing interest and plays with differing levels of color. The ribbed quality in the flowerheads adds texture to the blooms and variation between floral display and calming leaves. Rich archival colors meet softer hazy hues across three wonderous colorways.
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This magnificently brooding 1900 design from J.H. Dearle portrays gallant seedheads and miniature flowers connected by swirling foliage. The arrangement is classically Dearle in style originally a woolen weave. The flow and boldness of the design perfectly suit the box weaving technique.
A lively small-scale weave of repeating intricately detailed scallops tudor damask is taken from the Zoffany archive and reinterpreted into this smart usable design.
A luxurious chenille fabric with a complex weave of interlinking color variations, giving this fabric design a unique sense of interest. Produced in 20 versatile colorways, this design is suitable for curtains, cushions, and upholstery.
