Trailing Tulips 60 mm Jacquard Woven Ribbon- Black & Grey Darning Thread His brother Odo urges the

His brother Odo urges the troops forwards

Materials: 48 percent Cotton 52 percent Cotton

The panel is backed with a striped silk that dates from the late 1700's to the early 1800's and has brass rings sewn to the top for hanging

The embroidery is beautifully worked and the colours are as fresh as the day it was stitched

The print was first produced as a toile by Jean-Baptiste Huet in 1799 and it is still one of the best known toiles to his date

Trailing Tulips 60 mm Jacquard Woven Ribbon- Black & Grey Darning Thread His brother Odo urges theA beautiful jacquard woven ribbon with motifs of trailing tulips against a grey coloured background. The jacquard weave of the ribbon adds a three dimensional, almost embroidered effect to the ribbon. The ribbon measures 60 mm 2. 35 inches deep . It is sold by the meter in a continuous piece. These ribbons are woven at a few meters per hour on the same jacquard looms in Germany since 1898. Many of the designs are traditional although there are some