This extraordinary silk is named after the titular character from the German fairytale “Nixie of the Mill-Pond,” which was later incorporated by the Brothers Grimm into their book of fairytales! It tells the romantic story of a down-on-his-luck miller who is seduced and deceived by a nixie (water spirit), and his wife's valiant efforts to save him…Reminiscent of the murky green waters where the nixie resides, this lightweight jacquard is a vintage teal green shot with black, and is endowed with a figured Victorian oval pattern that measures just 1” x 1” with a 1” repeat! 54” wide!
This stunning silk is named after Willy Wonka, the mischievous and eccentric proprietor of the Wonka Chocolate Factory, who appears in Roald Dahl’s 1964 children's novel “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” and its 1972 sequel, “Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator!” Echoing the chocolatey-maroon outfit that Wonka dons in most artistic representations (with the exception of the 1971 movie starring Gene Wilder), this lightweight jacquard is a vintage maroon shot with black that is endowed with a figured Victorian oval pattern measuring just 1” x 1” with a 1” repeat! 54” wide!
In the world of Harry Potter, Amortentia is a powerful love potion that causes the drinker to become infatuated with the person who gave it to them. It has a unique scent that varies from person to person, depending on what they find most attractive…This breathtaking fusion of brilliant Fuchsia and Onyx black creates a sense of danger and intrigue, just like the Amortentia potion itself. The fuchsia symbolizes the intoxicating and alluring effects of the elixir, while the deep black suggests the powerful magic that it possesses, as well as the dark consequences that can come from using it…This fabric is endowed with a figured Victorian oval pattern that measures just 1” x 1” with a 1” repeat! 54” wide! It was designed by and produced just for us, so you cannot find it anywhere else!
THE PLEIADES star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters, is a group of stars in the constellation Taurus. In Greek mythology, the Pleiades were the seven daughters of the Titan Atlas and the sea-nymph Pleione. They were transformed into stars by Zeus to protect them from the pursuit of the giant Orion. The Pleiades were also associated with the goddess Artemis, who was known as the protector of young girls and women.In many cultures, the Pleiades were seen as a symbol of harmony, unity, and togetherness. They were often associated with agricultural cycles, as their rising and setting helped to mark the seasons. The Pleiades were also believed to have a spiritual significance, and were often used for divination and astrological purposes.The connection between the celestial nature of the Pleiades and this rich, luxurious Cobalt blue-and-Onyx black pairing is palpable. The intense cobalt color recalls the beauty of many bright blue stars, while the supporting Onyx black suggests the mystery and endlessness of the universe...This fabric is endowed with a figured Victorian oval pattern that measures just 1” x 1” with a 1” repeat! 54” wide! It was designed by and produced just for us, so you cannot find it anywhere else!
The Moonflower is a stunningly beautiful, fragrant flower that blooms only at night. Its delicate petals open as soon as the sun sets and release a sweet, intoxicating scent that attracts night-flying insects, such as moths and bats, to pollinate it. The moonflower symbolizes different ideas, depending on the culture; for example, in Hindu mythology, it represents creation and the feminine divine, while in Chinese culture, it is associated with beauty, love, and immortality.
This spooky jacquard’s colors are adapted from our Ultraviolet dupioni. The deep violet represents mystery and the unknown, while the Onyx black stands for power and sophistication. Together, they create a silk fabric that is alluring, mysterious, and feminine, and an enchanting reminder that all things in the natural world are connected..This fabric is endowed with a figured Victorian oval pattern that measures just 1” x 1” with a 1” repeat! 54” wide! It was designed by and produced just for us, so you cannot find it anywhere else!
An omen is a sign or event that is believed to foretell the future, often indicating good or bad luck. Based on our perennially popular “Black Cherry” dupioni silk, and made with constituent yarns of Scarlet red and Onyx black, some might think this stunning jacquard has an almost sinister quality, with the two constituent colors interwoven in a way that evokes a sense of foreboding. That makes sense, as the Scarlet is almost a blood-red, creating a sense of danger, while the Onyx lends an air of mystery and darkness. The fabric even shimmers and shifts, as if it is alive and plotting some dark purpose…“Omen” is the perfect choice for any occasion that calls for drama and elegance. It demands your attention, and bespeaks power and confidence. Whether worn for a glamorous evening out or a romantic rendezvous, it is impossible not to feel alluring and captivating in its presence…This fabric is endowed with a figured Victorian oval pattern that measures just 1” x 1” with a 1” repeat! 54” wide! It was designed by and produced just for us, so you cannot find it anywhere else!
This mesmerizing medium-weight jacquard is named for the Dutch fairytale “Esmoreit” (“The Carnation”), which later became a part of the Grimm pantheon. The story concerns a young prince who has the power to grant wishes, but is abducted by a nefarious cook. In order not to be discovered, the cook has the prince wish for a home and a little girl who can be his companion. Years go by and the two little kids grow into young adults, ultimately escaping the cook’s grasp by transforming him into a pink carnation and then reuniting with the royal family. The cook is returned to human form, executed by the king, and soon after the two young lovers marry and rule the kingdom together.This breathtaking pairing of raspberry fuchsia and a high-contrast bronzy-gold floral pattern is truly unforgettable and was designed with one objective in mind: to be noticed! The fabric has a 19” repeat and is 54” wide.
In the fairy tale “Beauty and the Beast,” Agathe is a resident of Villeneuve who, in reality, is the beautiful enchantress responsible for cursing the Prince. She watches and manipulates the events between he and Belle, secretly acting as their guardian. When Belle admits that she loves the Beast, Agathe restores the rose and the curse is lifted, turning the Beast and the rest of the enchanted objects back into humans!This medium-weight jacquard is a seductive pairing of blood red roses and a low-contrast bronze background. It drips with romance and temptation, recalling the liaison dangereuse between Belle and the Beast! The fabric has a 24.5” repeat and is 54” wide.
