Block Printed Collection
"Exploring the Timeless Beauty Textiles
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"Exploring the Timeless Beauty Textiles: From Handkerchiefs to Shawls and Panels" Discover the exquisite artistry textiles throughout history with these captivating pieces. Starting with a Block Printed Handkerchief from 1937, created by Dorothy Lacey, we are transported back in time to witness the intricate craftsmanship that went into each design. Moving further back, Suzuki Harunobu's key block print for "The Introduction (Miai)" series showcases the elegance and grace of Japanese culture in 1769. Traveling to England in 1825/50, an unknown creator presents us with a stunning shawl adorned with delicate block prints. The attention to detail is awe-inspiring as we marvel at its beauty. Meanwhile, a panel from France circa 1770 captures our imagination with its ornate patterns and rich colors. As we delve deeper into history, another French panel from the 1780s mesmerizes us with its refined motifs. A valance from Nantes dating back to 1788 adds a touch of sophistication to any space it graces. An enchanting border piece from 19th century England showcases how block printing techniques evolved over time. Moving forward again, a French panel from around 1830 captivates us with its romantic allure and intricate designs. A mysterious Spencer Jacket hailing from France circa1800 evokes images of grandeur and opulence. The Oberkampf Manufactory takes center stage in an exquisite panel entitled "Blue Ribbon" originating between 1760-64 in France. Its timeless charm transports us back to an era where elegance reigned supreme. Harvey Nichols brings forth an English panel dating between1775-1800 that exudes sophistication through its carefully crafted patterns and harmonious color palette. Finally, a French panel spanning across years between1825-75 leaves us breathless as we admire its intricate details and refined beauty.