India Garden Reproduction Fabric

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Adapted from an 18th-century chintz textile fragment in The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation’s collection (Object 2007-96), India Garden reproduction fabric brings to life the vibr ant floral patterns popular between 1710 and 1730. This intricate design features a spectrum of colors—including blue, green, lavender, red, coral, yellow, orange, and gold—on a light cream background, reflecting the rich botanical artistry of the era. Printed on lightweight 100% cotton, this fabric is an excellent choice for historical sewing, from 18th-century garments to heirloom quilting. It also lends itself beautifully to home décor projects, adding a touch of timeless elegance to drapes, pillows, and bedding. Details: Part of the Colonial Williamsburg Reproduction Fabric collection 100% lightweight cotton Digitally printed with high-quality fiber-reactive dyes OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified 4 1/2” W single-direction vertical straight repeat Fabric width: 45 1/2” with selvedges / 44 1/4” without selvedges (left selvedge: 3/4” unprinted; right selvedge: 1/2” printed to the edge) Sold by the yard; multiple yards will be cut as one continuous piece Show more