A direct window into the rich history of textile design. Sourced from the prestigious Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum Collection, this piece is a digital reproduction of a double-sided printed fabric page. It is more than just a pattern; it is a piece of design history. The artwork features a delicate, all-over pattern of white, stylized blossoms and branches set against a rich, earthy red background. The design has a subtle, almost hand-drawn quality, giving it a soft, organic feel. The intricate arrangement of the floral motifs creates a sense of continuous movement and harmony, making it a soothing and visually captivating pattern
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