Paisley patterned fabrics
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Lycra Fiori Fantasia ST000870
84% PA, 16% EA 140 cm 196 g / m € 22,95 / m + VAT if applicable 4.2 m
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Crepe Cachemire ST000774
100% SE 145 cm 87 g / m € 60,10 / m + VAT if applicable 12.7 m
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Crepe Cachemire ST000773
100% SE 145 cm 87 g / m € 60,10 / m + VAT if applicable 10.3 m
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Crepe Cachemire ST000772
100% SE 145 cm 87 g / m € 60,10 / m + VAT if applicable 12.6 m
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Georgette Cachemire ST000566
100% SE 136 cm 60 g / m € 45,10 / m + VAT if applicable 10.7 m
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Georgette Cachemire ST000565
100% SE 136 cm 60 g / m € 45,10 / m + VAT if applicable 9.5 m
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Georgette Cachemire Fiore ST000571
100% SE 136 cm 60 g / m € 45,10 / m + VAT if applicable 11.3 m
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Georgette Cachemire ST000563
100% SE 136 cm 60 g / m € 45,10 / m + VAT if applicable 18.9 m
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Fil Coupè Fiori Cachemire ST000548
100% CO 147 cm 192 g / m € 46,25 / m + VAT if applicable 13.9 m
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Fil Coupè Fiori Cachemire ST000547
100% CO 147 cm 192 g / m € 46,25 / m + VAT if applicable 9.4 m
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Fil Coupè Fiori Cachemire ST000546
100% CO 147 cm 192 g / m € 46,25 / m + VAT if applicable 10.5 m
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Habutai Cachemire ST000522
100% SE 139 cm 52 g / m € 41,95 / m + VAT if applicable 11.4 m
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Charmeuse Lamé UN001311
80% SE, 20% PM 132 cm 102 g / m € 98,60 / m + VAT if applicable 14 m
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Ricamato Cachemire UN001206
50% PL, 50% VI 155 cm 228 g / m € 81,20 / m + VAT if applicable 2.5 m
Discover our selection of fabrics with decorative Paisley pattern, also known as Cashmere pattern.
The Paisley pattern, widely recognized for its timeless elegance, is an ornamental design of Persian origin that has captured the imagination of the fashion and textile design world for generations. This pattern is characterized by a teardrop or curving leaf-shaped motif with an elongated center and decorative curls that expand outward.
When people talk about Paisley they are actually referring to the better known cashmere pattern print. Instead, the name Paisley comes from the Scottish town that made the production of textiles, and especially shawls decorated with these ancient motifs of Persian and Indian origin, its economic center.
This is how Indian and Persian culture met Victorian-era Anglo-Saxon taste, giving rise to a new ethnic motif, born from the right mix of exotic elements and classical rigor British style version.
The Paisley pattern is known for its versatility, as it can be used in a wide range of colors and sizes to create unique visual effects. This ornamental design, often associated with a sense of luxury and sophistication, we see it on dresses, skirts, bandanas, and accessories.