Fabrics Kilwa-Coton-F3348001 Pierre Frey

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Pierre Frey

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Kilwa

F3348001 - Coton

A stunning jacquard effect with geometric patterns created with a wool, mohair and alpaca blend, woven in the Pierre Frey workshops in northern France...

Kilwa

A stunning jacquard effect with geometric patterns created with a wool, mohair and alpaca blend, woven in the Pierre Frey workshops in northern France.

Caractéristiques

Performance

High Rub Test

Caractéristiques

Type

Caractéristiques

Composition

50 % Wool - 15 % Polyamide - 13 % Cotton - 11 % Mohair - 11 % Alpaca

Caractéristiques

Width

131 cm / 51,57 inch

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Raccord : Vertical 53 cm / 20.86 inch

Raccord : Horizontal 65 cm / 25.59 inch

Laize : 131,00 cm / 51,57 inch

Performance

High Rub Test

Type

Use

Intensive use

Martindale

40.000 T

Composition

50 % Wool - 15 % Polyamide - 13 % Cotton - 11 % Mohair - 11 % Alpaca

Sales unit

Available per meter/yard

Width

131 cm / 51,57 inch

Repeat

H: 65 cm - 25,59 inch

V: 53 cm - 20,86 inch

Straight repeat

Weight

943 gr / ml

Care

Washing prohibited

Ironing 110° max

Professional Cleaning

Prohibited drying

Stain removal prohibited

Certifications

BS5852 Cigarette & match test

Notes

Woven in Pierre Frey's workshop in northern France.Living Heritage Mill.

Book

F99791901

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Tribu

The TRIBU collection draws its inspiration from South Africa. In the bush, the N’debele people developed a non-figurative art based on colorful geometric patterns. It is expressed on the exterior walls of their houses, delivering a strong and powerful message that starkly contrasts with the landscape. This graphic art, the main vector of their identity, is the preserve of women. Seduced by this double characteristic, we wanted to create a pictorial language that complements our way of life.

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