Temara scatters an exuberant variety of elaborate roundels across a plain linen-mix ground, each medallion drawn differently so the eye keeps moving. The design is named after the twelfth-century coastal city just south of Rabat.
Woven in India from viscose with polyester and linen, it is 132 centimetres wide and 440gsm, so it hangs with real body. Without a published abrasion result it is best treated as a curtain and blind cloth, with cushions to carry the pattern onto seating.
