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Liberty London Silk Tree Furnishing Fabric, Lichen

Liberty LondonSilk Tree Furnishing Fabric, Lichen

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Product description

Product code: 65792101

Silk Tree is Liberty Fabrics’ refreshingly modern interpretation of a Chinoiserie design. For this print, experts in traditional Chinese silk painting techniques were commissioned to create an artwork using metallic silk paper. Reworked into a scenic panel by the Liberty Design Studio, Silk Tree features a joyful canopy of trees and bamboo branches, decorated with birds, butterflies, Persian silk tree flowers, Chinese physalis, amaryllis and peonies. Printed in Italy on a light 100% linen, Silk Tree makes a striking, statement curtain panel for interiors. This design is a panel design with each panel measuring 335cm tall by 133cm wide. The individual panels are indicated by a crop mark and can be trimmed in height if required by removing any excess from the sky of each length.

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Product specification

Brand
Liberty London
Composition
100% linen
Country of origin
Italy
Drying instructions
Do not tumble dry
Fabric abrasion
Under 20,000
Fabric pattern repeat
133.00cm
Fabric width
146.00cm
Iron
Iron at max temp. 150.C
Made in the UK
No
Pattern details
Print, Floral
Pattern match
Straight Match
Reversible
Non Reversible
Washing instructions
Dry Clean Only, Do Not Wash, Do Not Use Bleach
Wide width fabric
No