Desert Stripe
Furnishing Fabric
1977 (made)
1977 (made)
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Furnishing fabric 'Desert Stripe', of rotary screen-printed heavy cotton with a small diamond pattern broken by central and lateral stripes with a bold geometric design in red, yellow, navy, black and green on a natural ground. INspired by North African embroideries in the V&A. INtended to co-ordinate with the design called 'Morocco'. Available in 4 colourways.
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Materials and techniques | Rotary screen-printed cotton |
Brief description | Furnishing fabric 'Desert Stripe', of rotary screen-printed heavy cotton, designwed byn Sue Palmer and Eddie Squires for the 'Ethnic Origins' collection, Warner & Sons Ltd, England, 1977. |
Physical description | Furnishing fabric 'Desert Stripe', of rotary screen-printed heavy cotton with a small diamond pattern broken by central and lateral stripes with a bold geometric design in red, yellow, navy, black and green on a natural ground. INspired by North African embroideries in the V&A. INtended to co-ordinate with the design called 'Morocco'. Available in 4 colourways. |
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Credit line | Given by Warner & Sons Ltd. |
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Accession number | T.139-1979 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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