Tokat Weave is a jacquard-woven linen with an ikat pattern, the dye-blurred edges and subtle tonal shifts characteristic of the technique translated into cloth. The weave carries the design's inherent irregularities, so no two widths read identically – part of the fabric's natural character.
It is woven in Spain from 100 per cent linen on an unusually generous 300-centimetre width, with a vertical repeat of 74 centimetres and a horizontal repeat of 29 centimetres. Dry cleaning is recommended. The wide width makes it particularly well suited to curtains and large upholstery pieces, as well as blinds and cushions, and it is available in three colourways.
