Silk Dress Fabrics: Cherry Blossom
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Viscose & Cotton Jacquard
- Italy
(Viscose 80% Cotton 20%)
SKU: 00063187
| 117 US$ |
This spectacular jacquard fabric boasts a vivid floral pattern. It reminds of an impressionistic painting in bold strokes: lilac and purple flowers fly across the cornflower blue sky.
Viscose & Cotton Jacquard
- Italy
(Viscose 80% Cotton 20%)
SKU: 00063186
| 117 US$ |
This spectacular jacquard fabric boasts a vivid floral pattern. It reminds of an impressionistic painting in bold strokes: pink and burgundy flowers fly across the light blue sky.
Silk Crepe de Chine
- Switzerland
(Silk 100%)
SKU: 00061248
| 220 US$ |
This colorful silk crepe de chine fabric features an artistic floral print in a variety of bright white, pink and coral tones. It displays flower bouquets at the lower edge of a pink to coffee degrade background.
Silk Crepe de Chine
- Switzerland
(Silk 100%)
SKU: 00061246
| 220 US$ |
This colorful silk crepe de chine fabric features an artistic floral print in a variety of bright white, creamy and inky tones. It displays exotic flowers and berries against a white background.
Silk Crepe de Chine
- Switzerland
(Silk 100%)
SKU: 00058226
| 220 US$ |
This silk crepe de chine boasts a cherry blossom pattern on a beige background. Pastel pink and white flowers have been printed in a special way to produce a dimensional effect.
Silk Chiffon
- Switzerland
(Silk 100%)
SKU: 00050230
| 190 US$ |
This lightweight silk chiffon features a cherry blossom print in white and yellow on a pink background. The floral pattern looks voluminous due to carefully applied grey tints.
Silk Chiffon
- Switzerland
(Silk 100%)
SKU: 10000201
| 190 US$ |
This lightweight silk chiffon fabric features a laser print on a sheer pink background. The floral pattern is known as ‘mille-fleurs’ in French, which translates as ‘thousand flowers’.
Silk Chiffon
- Switzerland
(Silk 100%)
SKU: 10000200
| 190 US$ |
This lightweight silk chiffon features a laser print on a sheer white background. The floral pattern known as ‘mille-fleurs’ in French, which translates as ‘thousand flowers’, enjoyed high popularity in Europe in the 15-16 th centuries.