Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Shalimar Resist Fabric in Peridot
VERTICAL REPEAT: 25.25"
HORIZONTAL REPEAT: 18"
WIDTH: 55"
CONTENT: 100% Linen
ABRASION (Double Rubs): 24000
DESCRIPTION: Colonial Williamsburg's emulation of resist dyeing that was used in early America by the colonist to create patterned textiles. The most common technique used was applying liquid wax, via stamps, stencils or free-hand designs, directly to the fabric to "resist" dyes. Shalimar emulates an elaborate floral design. The fabric color registration shows dark and light peridot on a white background color. The fabric has been treated to resist stains and soil.
USES: Perfect for Upholstery Use, Window Treatments, Accent Pillows, Chair Cushions, Bedding, Shower Curtains, Lamp Shades, Tote Bags, and Table Linens.
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: China
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS: The Manufacturer States: Care: S - Spot Clean with Water Free Dry-Cleaning Solvent.