Chawton

c.1750 A mid 18th century design, this completely unique linen silk was recently introduced using modern techniques that give it an extraordinary craquelure patina. Technically one of the most difficult designs to create, it starts off as a damask and goes through two heat presses to appear as if patinated in metal. Woven initially as a bespoke fabric as walling for a Russian palace, it makes a glamorous statement in tarnished purple and gold.