Konya takes its name from a highly prized type of kelim, and its irregular interlocking geometric pattern is printed on textured linen so the cloth resembles a carpet softened into drape, the rug tradition translated to the window.
Printed in the United Kingdom on pure linen, it is 140 centimetres wide and 39.9gsm. A rub test result of 31,000 suits it to curtains, blinds, cushions and occasional chairs rather than daily-use seating, and the textured ground keeps the geometry pleasingly rough-edged.
