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10 swatches
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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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blue corn
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A solid, pleasing cornflower blue! Bold and vibrant!
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charoite
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This exquisite violet-and-black fusion possesses a unique, elemental energy and is named after a rare gem found only in Siberia ("chara" means "magic" in Russian)!
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kalamata
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Alluring and full of natural charm, this mauve-and-black fusion is as smooth and mouthwatering as the yummy purple olive from the Messinia region of Greece that she's named after!
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lightning
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One look at this gorgeous lilac & off-white pairings and you'll be able to smell the ozone, hear the thunder, and feel the cool drops of rain on your skin...
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tryst
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This sumptuous and sexy violet-and-espresso pairing evokes a scene in which secret lovers meet for a romantic rendezvous under a dark, moonless night...
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lothlorien
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A radiant alchemy of off-white and lavender, this color - which is a smoother iteration of our beloved "Phantasm" dupioni - draws its inspiration from J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium! Lothlorien is the fairest of all the realms in Middle-Earth. This magical kingdom, which means "Dreamflower" in Elvish, is ruled by Queen Galadriel from her city of brightly-lit treehouses and forms the Elven center of resistance against the Dark Lord Sauron in The Lord of the Rings stories. Locked in an ongoing conflict of biblical proportions against the forces of darkness, Lothlorien is a heavenly paradise and land of light whose spirit is perfectly captured in this luminous fabric! Bonus: this silk is 60" wide.
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hellebore
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The shantung version of our popular "Blackberry" dupioni, this mauve-and-black cross-pollination is the sartorial incarnation of the exotic - and poisonous! - winter flower! A member of the buttercup family, Hellebore comes from the Greek Helleborus, and translates literally to "injure food" - indeed, it was famously used as a poison! Most notoriously, the ancient Greeks successfully used it to sabotage a besieged city's water supply. Since then, Hellebore has held a shadowy place in the flower world. Full of magic, mystery, and danger, this flower is a gothic delight whose lovely dark coloring draws us into the darkness with it...
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shantung collection
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Free shipping! Why not hold ALL of our shantung swatches in the palm of your hand so you can decide exactly which color to get?
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