Kamet arranges short velvet dashes into vertical stripes, each dash underlined with an accent colour so the columns read as stitched marks climbing the cloth. The pile gives every dash a soft shadow, and the rhythm is regular enough to order a room without hardening into grid.
Woven in Italy from cotton with viscose at 650 grams per metre, it is a substantial cloth with a dense, velvety handle. A rub test of 45,000 reaches the threshold for serious upholstery service, making it dependable on sofas, dining chairs and stools, and the 135cm width also cuts for cushions, headboards and curtains.
