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| PB-7204 (Was
7202) Swirling Peacock Ebony Slim Size $12.95 Providing a fascinating glimpse into the creative process of French textile design, this series draws inspiration from a striking pattern featuring elements from the natural world. Intricate, lush foliage and flowers were hand-painted or block-printed on paper to create this master pattern dating from the 1860s, which would have been used to create a template for the mass production of the fabric. 3.5" x 7". 176 pages In stock? |
PB-7211
(Was 7210) Flor de Pasion Ebony Slim Size $12.95 Providing a fascinating glimpse into the creative process of French textile design, this series draws inspiration from a striking pattern featuring elements from the natural world. Intricate, lush foliage and flowers were hand-painted or block-printed on paper to create this master pattern dating from the 1860s, which would have been used to create a template for the mass production of the fabric. 3.5" x 7". 176 pages In stock? |
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| PB-7235
Filgree Floral Ivory Slim Size $12.95 Providing a fascinating glimpse into the creative process of French textile design, this series draws inspiration from a striking pattern featuring elements from the natural world. Intricate, lush foliage and flowers were hand-painted or block-printed on paper to create this master pattern dating from the 1860s, which would have been used to create a template for the mass production of the fabric. 3.5" x 7". 176 pages In stock? |
PB-7242
(was 7245)
Swirling Peacock Ivory Slim Size $12.95 Providing a fascinating glimpse into the creative process of French textile design, this series draws inspiration from a striking pattern featuring elements from the natural world. Intricate, lush foliage and flowers were hand-painted or block-printed on paper to create this master pattern dating from the 1860s, which would have been used to create a template for the mass production of the fabric. 3.5" x 7". 176 pages In stock? |
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| PB-7660
Edo Slim Size $12.95 Ukiyo-e (pronounced uu-kee-yo-eh) or “pictures of the floating world” is a genre of Japanese woodblock prints and paintings produced by the culture that bloomed in the urban centres of Edo (modern-day Tokyo), Osaka and Kyoto during the relatively peaceful Shogunate period between 1600 and 1867. The kimono prints for this series were originally woodblock prints created by art publishers prints meticulously reproduced enlargements of small details taken from the artwork of the greatest artists of the Edo period inspiring contemporary garment design trends today. 3.5" x 7". 176 pages. In stock? |
PB-8102
(Was 8101) French Ornate Fuchsia Slim Size $12.95
Europe was exposed to the incomparable delicacy of silk — soft, sensuous and shimmering in its opulence — via the "Silk Road" from China. Revolutionized with the invention of the silk loom in 1804, the weaving of increasingly complex designs was made possible. Exactingly printed to recreate the luminosity and look of classic era silk, this journal is dedicated to the beautiful fabrics of the Jacquard loom silk weaving tradition of France. 3.5" x 7". 176 pages. In stock? |