Tablecloth brocade 40x140 GOTHIC ARCH blue
50308 R5403 / blue
Geometric patterns are very popular in fashion. An angled arch is not a typical pattern, such as a triangle, square or straight line, but it becomes all the more fashionable. You can find out what its history and possibilities of clothing with this motif are in the article.
Angled arch in history
The angled arch (also called the pointed arch) is a typical architectural element of the Gothic period, but it appeared in history before the Gothic period. As an element of Burgundy Romanesque architecture, he is considered the "creator of Gothic". It was used to build buildings (monasteries, basilicas, cathedrals, etc.), but also by ship and became an integral part of the interior
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| Category: | Runners |
|---|---|
| Color: | blue |
| Type: | runners |
| Material composition: | cotton/viscose |
| Motive/pattern: | geometric |
| Dimension: | 40x140 cm |
| Producer: | HEDVA ČESKÝ BROKÁT |
| Material composition: | 70% cotton/30% viscose |
GOTHIC ARCH - A modern pattern in fashion. Geometric patterns are very popular in fashion. The gothic arch is not a typical pattern like a triangle, square, or straight line, but it is all the more encountered in the fashion industry. Whether you intend to upholster, wallpaper, or create a fashion piece with this pattern is left to your imagination.
Brocade was a historical term typically used to describe a fabric, usually silk, with a distinct jacquard pattern. Patterns were woven with threads containing expensive metallic fibers, such as silver or gold. However, the term "brocade" later began to be used for any fabric with a rich pattern. The technique for producing brocades originated in the Middle East. All our fabrics are high quality product. We manufacture all our brocades in our company HEDVA ČESKÝ BROKÁT s.r.o factory in Rýmařov, Czech Republic. We ship all over the world. We have our own design studio, so we are able to design brocades according to your ideas.
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