This mesmerizing medium-weight damask 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.

In the dimly lit chamber, the silk damask flowed like liquid sunlight, a radiant tapestry of yellow and white interwoven with the grace of a thousand sunsets. Its opulence was due to a large paisley motif, an intricate dance of tendrils and curves that seemed to whisper secrets of forgotten kingdoms and forbidden desires. This fabric, this masterpiece of artistry and opulence, was a testament to the enduring craftsmanship of the realm, a treasure deserving of the highest praise in the annals of textile history...This fabric is 54" wide.

Beneath the dappled canopy of a sun-kissed arboretum, there unfolded a sight that left hearts aflutter: a lavender-and-taupe silk damask, a living poetry of hues. Woven with meticulous grace, a grand clematis flower pattern sprawled majestically, each petal a brushstroke in an extravagant canvas, a symphony of nature's elegance that could bring even the most steadfast to tears of awe. This fabric, an ode to the harmonious dance of earth and artistry, etched itself into memory as a timeless marvel, a tribute to the loom's mastery and the boundless wonders of creation. 54” wide.