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PERSEPHONE Jacquard - Verdigris

PERSEPHONE Jacquard - Verdigris - Main image
$200 In stock

Category: Fabric

Lush wildflower jacquard in a nuanced verdigris green, weaving an intricate botanical narrative across the fabric. Delicate tendrils and soft floral motifs dance in harmonious patterns, creating a rich textural landscape that captures the essence of a verdant English garden. The jacquard technique allows for exquisite depth and dimensionality, with each thread telling a story of natural complexity. Inspired by the mythological Persephone - goddess of spring and renewal - this design embodies transformation and organic movement. Soft green tones blend seamlessly, ranging from subtle sage to deeper forest hues, evoking the layered beauty of woodland landscapes. Perfect for both curtains and upholstery, the fabric introduces a sophisticated botanical element that feels simultaneously traditional and contemporary. Soft yet striking, the intricate pattern offers visual interest without overwhelming the space. Elegant line work and delicate botanical details create a sophisticated backdrop that breathes life into any room. The refined jacquard weave ensures a luxurious texture that catches light beautifully, transforming furniture and upholstery into a canvas of natural artistry.

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

The botanical pattern is so intricate that I keep spotting new tendrils and blooms every time I handle it, and the verdigris green has this lovely depth that shifts in different lighting. It’s got a substantial hand-feel that makes me confident it’ll drape beautifully for my upholstery project.

Steven ★★★★★

I've been searching for a fabric where the pattern doesn't just sit on the surface, and this jacquard finally delivers—the tendrils and floral motifs feel woven right into the depth of the cloth. The verdigris shifts from mossy to almost teal depending on the light, which makes it look different eve

Jason ★★★★★

The verdigris tones are even more nuanced in person—those delicate tendrils and floral motifs really shift as the light catches the weave. I keep running my fingers across the surface just to feel how the pattern sits into the jacquard structure.