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Designer fabric from Naomi Ito in Japan. Lazy blossoms and leaves printed on premium quality double gauze made of 100% organic cotton. A lightweight, airy fabric, yet fairly sturdy. A fresh choice for fashion and home decor.
Read more| Shade: | Brown |
| Pattern: |
abstract káry printed design káry |
| Material: | 100% organic cotton |
| Width (cm): | 97 cm |
| Width (inches): | 38 ″ |
| Weight (gsm): | 105 gsm |
| Weight (oz): | 3.1 oz |
| Drape: | slightly supple |
| Minimum order: | 0.2 m |
| Care: | |
| Brand: | Nani Iro |
| Availability: | limited edition |
| Manufacturer / Supplier |
Importer to the EU SARTOR BOHEMIA s.r.o. Cukrovarnicka 67, 16200 Prague, Czech republic info@sartorbohemia.com Sartor Bohemia |
in stock 34.1 m
This pattern was created by japanese designer Naomi Ito for her nani IRO line. Ito works primarily in watercolor, drawing inspiration from nature and Japanese art and mingling minimalism, a light hand, and an extraordinarily sharp eye. Ito’s designs can run the gamut from gentle and soothing to lively and dynamic, but they are, at all times, deeply poetic and extremely well thought out.
The Good Sign pattern calls to mind a field of tall grass bending before the wind or maybe the sort of idle doodling one might do when daydreaming with pen in hand. This regularly irregular pattern bursts with possibility.
As its name implies, double gauze is woven in two layers. It is essentially two fine, loosely woven panels joined together at points at regular intervals. Ordinary, single-layered gauze is quite sheer and not terribly strong; its loose weave makes it easy to damage. Combined in a double layer it gains durability and stability while still retaining its airy lightness and wonderful breathability.
This fabric looks great in loosely cut garments like casual tops, tunics, dresses, and wide pants. Let the print stand out in simple cuts – a wrap-around dress, a tunic, a boxy sheath dress, a full skirt – or give a nod to Japanese tradition and try your hand at a summery kimono jacket. Can you see this print in your interior? Why not make a set of curtains.
Machine wash cool (30°C). Iron on cotton setting. Because this is a delicate fabric, select a lower spin cycle; gentle handling will prolong its lifetime.
Our designer fabrics are limited editions that we renew each year. If you find a fabric you like in the designer section, we recommend purchasing it without delay, as it’s unlikely to be restocked once sold out.
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