The Alcázar of Segovia, a medieval fortress in Spain, boasts a rich history dating back to its construction by the Moors in the 12th century, later serving as a royal palace. Its distinctive gold and burgundy color scheme, seen in architectural details and interior decor, reflects a blend of Moorish and Christian influences, creating a visually captivating ambiance.

Woven in the jacquard style, this damask’s banded floral ombré pattern of shiny gold and burgundy could easily represent the cultural exchange and coexistence of Moorish and Christian influences in the region. The Moorish architectural elements often featured vibrant colors, including gold, while in Christian traditions, gold and burgundy were used to convey the divine and royal aspects of power. The combination of these colors in the Alcázar's design reflects the complex historical tapestry.

This stunning silk has a 10.5” repeat and is 54” wide. The plain bands are 8" wide and the flowered bands are 6" wide. And because it’s a jacquard with opposite sides, it’s two silks in one!

Camelot is a legendary, mythical castle often associated with the Arthurian legend that typifies the ideals of grandeur and refinement. It was the legendary stronghold of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, and embodied architectural splendor and grace. In stories, Camelot is depicted as a place of great beauty and honor that is marred by tragic downfall due to betrayal.

This luminous tone-on-tone cream-colored silk damask easily evokes the majestic and refined ambiance of Camelot by capturing its mythical allure with its glowy cream hues. The sumptuously smooth texture and classic color symbolize the richness and cultivated charm often attributed to the legendary castle.

This heavenly silk has a 10.5” repeat and is 54” wide. The plain bands are 8" wide and the flowered bands are 6" wide. And because it’s a jacquard with opposite sides, it’s two silks in one!

AKI NO KOE, a Japanese expression, means “Autumn’s voice” — all the sounds of the season, such as the wind rustling against dry leaves, rain hitting the ground, or chirping crickets at twilight…

This damask murmurs in autumn's voice. It is cloaked in the gentle warmth of copper and olive tones. Its floral pattern drifts and intertwines, like falling leaves, melting into the fabric’s quiet depths. Woven with serene precision, this silk embodied the fragile beauty of autumn, haunting yet tender, carrying the quiet echo of leaves turning, of twilight deepening, of memories settling like whispers in the evening air…

This coppery-and-olive damask has a 10.5” repeat and is 54” wide. The plain bands are 8" wide and the flowered bands are 6" wide. And because it’s a jacquard with opposite sides, it’s two silks in one!