Ondata is a fil‑coupé casement woven with an undulating ogee, the pattern formed by space‑dyed yarns that shift gently in tone as they travel across the cloth. The result is a sheer with movement and depth, the variegated colour softening the geometry so it reads as much like watercolour as weave.
Made in India from a blend of cotton, viscose and linen, it is 143 centimetres wide with a 41‑centimetre vertical repeat and 36‑centimetre horizontal repeat. Dry cleaning is recommended. It suits curtains, blinds and layering as a voile, and is available in four colourways.
