Moss Color:Blu Referencing the exquisite embroidery work

Referencing the exquisite embroidery work in antique Japanese kimonos

The different processing and direction of the pile gives the fabric an iridescent appearance

When light comes from behind a subtle crosshatch pattern is formed

so rich it looks like embroidery

Murale is a woven jacquard inspired by historic frescoes and murals while playing with scale and abstraction

Moss Color:Blu Referencing the exquisite embroidery workA plain chenille fabric that is soft and velvety like moss (hence the name Moss). The velvety effect is due to the use of chenille (which is shinier because in viscose), while the cotton streaks (which are more opaque) "move" the surface. Chenille and cotton, despite having the same base colour, acquire different tonal shades, as they react differently to the dyeing process. Moss is an informal chenille, ideal for contemporary furnishings. It is