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1780 Magdalena Rudenschöld - Silk IKAT carnations

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1780 Magdalena Rudenschöld - Silk IKAT carnations17881790 French Textile Silk Dupioni for Late 18th Century Gowns Inspired by an original textile preserved in The Metropolitan Museum of Art collections, this design is based on a French printed cotton dated circa 17881790. The original fragment reflects the refined elegance of the late eighteenth century a period where textile patterns moved toward lighter rhythm, floral balance, and sophisticated repetition suitable for both court and formal dress.

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carnations

traditional dress elements

This striking silk satin print features alternating vertical stripes in deep aubergine purple and warm tobacco brown

and highly characteristic of garments such as shirtwaists and walking dresses

The design works especially well for historical sewing projects where lightness

1780 Magdalena Rudenschöld - Silk IKAT carnations17881790 French Textile Silk Dupioni for Late 18th Century Gowns Inspired by an original textile preserved in The Metropolitan Museum of Art collections, this design is based on a French printed cotton dated circa 17881790. The original fragment reflects the refined elegance of the late eighteenth century a period where textile patterns moved toward lighter rhythm, floral balance, and sophisticated repetition suitable for both court and formal dress.

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