Dedar
Pazlina

The blurred pattern of ancestral motifs, reimagined and reinterpreted through the eyes of the Avantgarde art movements, emerges from the contrast between different textures.
A modern double-face broccatelle with two distinct personalities in terms of colour and material. One side of the fabric is matt and highly three-dimensional side owing to the presence of a fine bouclette; the other is silky and luminous traversed by a delicately hammered surface alternated with satin. Fruit of a profound expertise in jacquard weaving, this fabric unites technical gravitas and artistic sensitivity in a composition of Cubist recollections. For soft curtains with a flowing yet neat drape.