Chesterfield was designed to mimic the woven textures of Jacquard fabric. Jacquard is a weaving process that was developed in the early 1800s in France. The technology completely revolutionized weaving, allowing for complex fabrics like brocades to be mechanized. This pattern originated from a Jacquard Merenda designed depicting the cornfields of Maryland. She learned Jacquard woven programming in school and, after designing Chesterfield, had a mill recreate it from her design. Size: 52" wide by 12’ long Paper comes untrimmed.