Sinan lays a trellis of stylised leaves and flowers across the cloth with the flattened, formal grace of old tapestry. It is named after the great sixteenth-century architect of mosques, and the pattern shares that discipline: ornament held within a strict, satisfying structure.
Woven in the United Kingdom from viscose with linen, it is 140 centimetres wide, with a listed weight of 39.9gsm. A rub test of 35,000 suits it to curtains, blinds and occasional upholstery — decorative chairs and cushions rather than the everyday sofa.
