Rapture & Wright - Baya, Palm

from £75.00

Baya is taken from a scrap of Japanese block printed fabric, a wave or hoop design that has turned up in one form or another across centuries of pattern making. Rapture and Wright print it in England, and their version keeps a delicate line and a gentle variation of tone across the fabric that a flat machine print would lose. This is the palm colourway.

Backed and piped in Linara green by Romo. 28 x 48cm, handmade in my Devon workroom with tapered corners, overlocked edges and an invisible zip along the bottom edge.

Cut from a limited length of fabric, so very few are made.

There is a pleasing symmetry in this one. A design rescued from a scrap, made up here from a short length. It suits a chair rather than a sofa, and it is happiest against plain green or a natural linen.

Cushion pad: 100% duck feather.

Care: dry clean recommended. Due to the handcrafted nature of the fabric, slight irregularities and shade variations are characteristic and not considered faults. Exact colour matching to previous orders cannot be guaranteed.

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Baya is taken from a scrap of Japanese block printed fabric, a wave or hoop design that has turned up in one form or another across centuries of pattern making. Rapture and Wright print it in England, and their version keeps a delicate line and a gentle variation of tone across the fabric that a flat machine print would lose. This is the palm colourway.

Backed and piped in Linara green by Romo. 28 x 48cm, handmade in my Devon workroom with tapered corners, overlocked edges and an invisible zip along the bottom edge.

Cut from a limited length of fabric, so very few are made.

There is a pleasing symmetry in this one. A design rescued from a scrap, made up here from a short length. It suits a chair rather than a sofa, and it is happiest against plain green or a natural linen.

Cushion pad: 100% duck feather.

Care: dry clean recommended. Due to the handcrafted nature of the fabric, slight irregularities and shade variations are characteristic and not considered faults. Exact colour matching to previous orders cannot be guaranteed.