Trailing Blossoms on Cream Reproduction Fabric

Product Description

Trailing blossoms on Cream Reproduction Fabric has vines of dark pink and blue-green buds and blossoms on a cream white background. This reproduction 18th-century fabric is adapted from an original bed hanging in the collections of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. The original has a dark red background. This version of the print has a natural cream background and makes a lovely 18th century gown or other home furnishings such as curtains. 

Features

• Dark pink, blue-green, tan and cream
• Reproduction fabric based on an original bed hanging in the collections of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
• 100% Cotton
• 12"W x 8"W pattern repeat
• 43" wide excluding selvedges /44" W including selvedges

Please note: Fabric is sold by the yard and is not returnable. Multiple yards will be cut in one continuous piece. A maximum of 25 yards per cut applies to this product. 

Product Care

Machine wash warm, tumble dry on low, warm iron. Do not use chlorine bleach.

Inspiration

Our collection of reproduction 18th-century fabrics are inspired by, and adapted from, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation textile collections. This pattern is adapted from a collection of bed curtains dated 1750-1790. The original cotton fabric features a European block-print floral vine with a red-ground and floral motif. Object # 1937-165,2A. Visit the online collections to see this item.

Summary from the curator:

"This costly curtain is part of a set that once hung in a lavish European house. The set probably included window curtains and hangings for a tall-post bed. Measuring almost fourteen feet in length, each curtain has a different white-ground Indian chintz at its center, bordered by dark-ground European block-printed textiles."