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Schumacher Quilted Scroll Matelassé Pitch Black Fabric

Schumacher Quilted Scroll Matelassé Pitch Black Fabric

A delicate design derived from a fragment of an 18th-century bedcover, Quilted Scroll Matelassé in pitch black is made of 100% cotton. This wonderful weighty matelassé features a scrolling mid-scale floral pattern that evokes the original's elaborate silk cording. This fabric is a perfectly delightful way to add subtle pattern and lovely texture to a bedroom. 2022 The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. WILLIAMSBURG is a trademark of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
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Schumacher Quilted Scroll Matelassé Pitch Black Fabric

A delicate design derived from a fragment of an 18th-century bedcover, Quilted Scroll Matelassé in pitch black is made of 100% cotton. This wonderful weighty matelassé features a scrolling mid-scale floral pattern that evokes the original's elaborate silk cording. This fabric is a perfectly delightful way to add subtle pattern and lovely texture to a bedroom. 2022 The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. WILLIAMSBURG is a trademark of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.

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A delicate design derived from a fragment of an 18th-century bedcover, Quilted Scroll Matelassé in pitch black is made of 100% cotton. This wonderful weighty matelassé features a scrolling mid-scale floral pattern that evokes the original's elaborate silk cording. This fabric is a perfectly delightful way to add subtle pattern and lovely texture to a bedroom. 2022 The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. WILLIAMSBURG is a trademark of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.