Tennessee TussahCatherine Martin by Mokum
Tennessee Tussah
by Catherine Martin by Mokum




Tennessee TussahCatherine Martin by Mokum


Tennessee TussahCatherine Martin by Mokum


Tennessee TussahCatherine Martin by Mokum


Tennessee TussahCatherine Martin by Mokum


Tennessee TussahCatherine Martin by Mokum


Tennessee TussahCatherine Martin by Mokum


Tennessee TussahCatherine Martin by Mokum


Tennessee TussahCatherine Martin by Mokum


Tennessee TussahCatherine Martin by Mokum










Pearl
Specifications
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Do not bleach
Do not iron
Do not tumble dry
Do not wash
Drycleaning Gentle cycle
Lightfastness i Lightfastness is a property of a colourant such as dye or pigment that describes how resistant to fading it is when exposed to light.
UV 4-5/8 Blue Scale
Please note: these products have been tested to the relevant standards. Please review the test results prior to specification.
Please note: these products have been certified to the above relevant environmental textile certifications. Please review the test results prior to specification.
Protect with lining
Irregular slubs are inherent
Puddling drape recommended
Colour and pattern are central to Indian culture and while this is visible in many expressions of design, it is particularly prominent in textile production. The invaluable combination of centuries of artisan knowledge and a continued investment in new technologies enables textile mills across India to create digital prints, jacquard weaves, and automated embroideries. The pairing of intricate handwork and creativity with pattern and colour is further enhanced by the ability to present the market with textiles which retain their cultural handwriting en masse.
Colour and pattern are central to Indian culture and while this is visible in many expressions of design, it is particularly prominent in textile production. The invaluable combination of centuries of artisan knowledge and a continued investment in new technologies enables textile mills across India to create digital prints, jacquard weaves, and automated embroideries. The pairing of intricate handwork and creativity with pattern and colour is further enhanced by the ability to present the market with textiles which retain their cultural handwriting en masse.
















