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10 swatches
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(236)
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Free shipping, any silk, any color! Each swatch is approximately 2.5" x 2.75". Please group your colors together by silk type (dupioni, taffeta, etc.)
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campfire
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(4)
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This color epitomizes that special feeling of sitting by a warm flame with friends and family.
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firewood
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(6)
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A mindblowing combination of rose petal red and sunbeam yellow, this color evokes seasonal memories...
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terra cotta
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(3)
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Terra Cotta's rich coppery-red hue radiates a strong warmth, and a rare purity of color.
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aubergine
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(13)
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Our master artisans have created this sultry weave by adding burgundy highlights to onyx black. The result? An alluring, silky supermodel that spices up every occasion.
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black cherry
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(64)
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Like the ripe berry itself intensified with a black tint, you can almost taste the sweetness of this extraordinary deep red silk!
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burgundy
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(10)
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Elegant and rich, our Burgundy silk is a glass of red wine on a warm summer evening...
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cranberry
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(4)
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Crisp and refreshing, this solid color is a reinvigorating red elixir with a hint of fuchsia that nourishes your body...and your windows!
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juicy plum
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(8)
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This solid deep burgundy is a fan favorite, especially during fall and winter! It is a robust, full-bodied hue that adds gravitas and depth to any project!
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merlot
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(13)
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This warm, rich purplish-red silk may turn more than a few of you into wine afficionados...simply breathtaking!
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pomegranate
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(7)
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Warm and inviting, this iridescent cranberry-and-cinnamon fusion will melt even the hardest of hearts.
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sangria
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(5)
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Bold and regal, this unique silk combines Rose Petal red with a splash of teal.
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rhubarb
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(4)
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Like it's succulent namesake, our newest red-and-pink shot is a syrupy-sweet confection for the eyes!
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rustic red
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(2)
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Rose Petal red and cream join to form a very elegant, luxurious silk. Depending on the angle you view it from, this shimmery wonder shifts between the two colors dramatically.
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scarlet
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(33)
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This exquisite ruby-colored spin perfectly fills the niche between our Rose Petal and Black Cherry silks. Absolutely regal!
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strawberry
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(4)
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Straight from the fields of Santa Barbara comes a juicy red that just BEGS to be dipped in chocolate!
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watermelon
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(5)
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A light, crisp blend of bright red and white!
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chutney
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(5)
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A spicy sauce from the Far East ground with a mortar and pestle...why don't you try some?
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paprika
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(3)
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This reddish-brown dupioni has a roasted, savory appearance.
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beacon hill
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(7)
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A sexy, deep reddish-purple.
It's the most luxurious-looking dupioni we have.
You MUST see it for yourself.
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verona
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(5)
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The Italian city of Verona is steeped in history and culture. Known for its well-preserved Roman architecture, and romantic association with Shakespeare's timeless play "Romeo and Juliet," it is a city that continues to attract visitors from around the world. With its narrow medieval streets, grand palaces, and stunning churches, it offers a glimpse into the past and a fascinating blend of history and modernity!
Similarly, our "Verona" silk dupioni fabric embodies the same sense of rich history and culture. It’s aubergine-and-onyx black constituent colors convey a sense of refinement and timelessness, just like the city of Verona!
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frosted cherry
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(4)
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Reminiscent of everyone's favorite breakfast pastry, this shimmery burgundy-and-white recipe will add just the right amount of tart and sweetness to your project!
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spiceberry
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(4)
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Spicy yet fruity, this rarely-seen combination of burgundy and pink is a candy-coated treat for the senses!
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nebula
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(13)
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Take a metaphysical journey to the center of the universe with this red-and-indigo beauty by your side!
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persimmon
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(2)
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A gorgeous red that leans a little orange!
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melodrama
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(9)
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Just like the literary work it is named after, this passionate cranberry-and-black pairing appeals to the passions within. One of the most achingly beautiful colors we have ever carried...
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country rose
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(1)
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This lovely hot pink-and-caramel pairing transports us to a cozy little garden, full of blooming flowers and marvelous aromas, where grandma has set the table for afternoon tea on the outdoor terrace. In this scene, pink roses are found everywhere: all around the garden, in vases, dotting the bone china and the teapot, and embroidered on the throw pillows....
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crabapple
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(2)
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This mind-blowing pinky red-and-scarlet fusion is a refreshing does of elegant sass!
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jezero
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This solid clay color is named after a crater on Mars that was once flooded with water and is now rich in minerals and deposits! We were inspired by an exciting upcoming event: the Mars 2020 Rover mission that launches this July, hoping to answer key questions about life on the red planet!
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geranium
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This rustic burnt orange-and-kelly green pairing resembles a beautiful bouquet of color, and falls right between our "Tajine" and "Heirloom" dupionis!
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cupid
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(4)
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This solid, bold red with a slight orange undertone is the perfect way to celebrate the truism "Love Should Be Loud!"
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sardonyx
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(3)
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This solid deep brick tone recalls the semi-precious stone by the same name! Used for strength and protection since ancient times, sardonyx embodies the virtues of courage and clear communication, and offers lasting happiness and stability to marriages and partnerships!
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carpaccio
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(1)
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This iridescent silk, which is comprised of a matte burgundy shot with scarlet, is named after the traditional scrumptious Italian appetizer consisting of raw beef sliced paper-thin that is then drizzled with olive oil and lemon juice, and topped with capers and onions!
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romagne
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This slightly orange-y burgundy is named for a region of France where several World War I monuments lie. However, it is also a place that is known for its many lush and beautiful vineyards!
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diablo
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From the Spanish word for devil, this burnt red-and-onyx black could be interpreted as a representation of demonic evil itself! Portrayed in pop culture as taking the form of a horned man who smokes incessantly, this enviable color is similarly tempting, and won’t be denied!
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marsala
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A solid, rich wine hue that recalls the earthy, burgundy flower. Named for the fortified wine produced in Marsala, Sicily, this color is comfortable and secure, as well as sophisticated and classy. It is natural and earthy and eye-catching but not overwhelming - more alluring and seductive. Perfect for romance!
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carmilla
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An ominous pairing of the deepest maroon you can imagine with onyx black!
Before there was Bram Stoker’s Dracula, (and Castlevania’s villainess by the same name), there was “Carmilla,” an 1872 Gothic novella by Irish author Sheridan Le Fanu that was arguably the earliest work of vampire fiction, steeped in sexual tension and gothic romance. In an isolated castle deep in the Styrian forest, Laura leads a solitary life with only her elderly father for company - until one moonlit night, a horse-drawn carriage crashes into view, carrying an unexpected guest: the beautiful Carmilla. So begins a feverish friendship between Laura and her mysterious, entrancing companion…but as Carmilla becomes increasingly strange and volatile, prone to eerie nocturnal wanderings, Laura finds herself tormented by nightmares and grows weaker by the day…
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jacqueminot
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This all-new solid crimson dupioni is nearly the same hue as our (sold out) Scarlet dupioni, but this one has a more matte finish! It’s the perfect red for the Holiday Season!!
Rosa 'General Jacqueminot,' also called 'General Jack' or 'Jack Rose,' is an early Hybrid Perpetual rose cultivar, developed by Roussel, an amateur from Meudon, and introduced by the gardener Rousselet in 1853. The flower was named in honor of Jean-Francois Jacqueminot, a French general of the Napoleonic Wars.
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