Dorothy's Kilim Fabric Add to favourites Product Ref: 237307
This Morris & Co. Dorothy’s Kilim fabric in Sunflower/Tump Green is decorated in the Persian style and features geometric motifs typical of kilims from the old Persian Empire.
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Colour: Sunflower/Tump Green
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About this Fabric
Linen-cotton blend
Designed in London, England
Embroidered
The delicately embroidered stripe design of this striking kilim lends to a room a diversity of pattern as well as added depth and a tactile finish. Dorothy's Kilim draws from the original found in the bedroom of Dorothy Walker the well-travelled daughter of Sir Emery (noted typographer and close friend of William Morris's). This colourful kilim is decorated in the Persian style and features geometric motifs typical of kilims from the old Persian Empire — Turkey and Turkic states.
Morris & Co. are thrilled to introduce only their second kilim ever for the Emery Walker's House collection. Dorothy like her father travelled widely and rejoiced in the local craft traditions as is evidenced by this iconic kilim.
Morris & Co. are thrilled to introduce only their second kilim ever for the Emery Walker's House collection. Dorothy like her father travelled widely and rejoiced in the local craft traditions as is evidenced by this iconic kilim.
Fabric Details
| Width | 138.5 cm |
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| Vertical Pattern Repeat | 85.5 cm |
| Horizontal Pattern Repeat | 80 cm |
| Match | Half |
| Product Type | Weave |
| Composition | 30% Polyester, 25% Linen, 24% Cotton, 16% Acrylic, 5% Viscose |
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| Usage | Cushions, Curtains, Blinds |
| Fire Retardancy | Not Rated |
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Collection: Emery Walkers House Fabrics
Introducing Emery Walker’s House, a collection of four brand-new designs and six rediscovered William Morris classics found in the artefacts and furnishings of Walker’s home in Hammersmith, London. Preserved through time, these ornate, previously out-of-production patterns are brimming with nostalgia, heritage and grandeur.
