Fabric Babel

The fabric Babel by Hodsoll McKenzie belongs to the 1851 collection.

London’s Great Exhibition is often associated with the biblical story of Babylon, a symbol of human enthusiasm for progress that led to the idea of building a mighty tower. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon at Semiramis are one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. And so, the cotton upholstery fabric BABEL also depicts a hanging garden in the form a subtle jacquard with the help of a short-pile chenille yarn. With its particularly powdery colour palette, BABEL, is an elegant haven in the collection.

• Code : 21260
• Collection : 1851
• Width : 145cm
• Composition : 70% Cotton, 23% Viscose, 7% Flax (linen)
• Vertical Repeat : 16 cm
• Horizontal Repeat : 34 cm
• Martindale : 50000
• Weight : 600g/m²

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