Nallamala Fabric is a small-scale paisley woven as a jacquard in linen and cotton, the ikat-inspired pattern subtle enough to read as texture rather than decoration. The cloth has a tactile, slightly uneven surface that comes from the weave structure and the mix of fibres.
Woven in Italy from 34% linen and 66% cotton, it is 140 centimetres wide with a 92-centimetre vertical repeat and a 70-centimetre horizontal. Dry cleaning is recommended. The fabric suits cushions and upholstery, and is offered in three colourways.
