Material: 61% Cotton 22% Polyester 17% Viscose

• Collection: Banjara Fabrics
• Pattern Repeat: Vertical 14 cm, Horizontal 11 cm
• Usage: Soft furnishings & Upholstery
• Martindale: 40000
• Dry clean only

This Navajo name means æcalmÆ and æpeacefulÆ - the perfect way to describe this this sophisticated understated yet fantastically versatile and luxurious new William Yeoward Herringbone design. This beautiful chenille weave not only uses several colours of yarn to create this less regular herringbone pattern but is also fully reversible. One side feels stronger in colour while the reverse is more subdued and they look great together in a scheme that requires depth and movement of colour. Perfect for upholstery with a great rub count on both sides and available in five colourways.

A diverse, captivating collection of embroideries, prints and weaves.
Travelling and collecting have always been at the heart of the William Yeoward story and have provided us with the most diverse sources of inspiration over the years. The Lustleigh Print design feels very British but with an exotic twist and is the starting point for this collection, reminding us that all journeys start at home. Exquisite embroideries bought in Lucknow, northern India, and beautiful hand-loomed striped fabrics found in Coimbatore in south eastern India add layers of exotic interest. Stunning chenille weaves from Anatolia, Ikat patterns and Navajo blanket designs from the Americas complete the look. The combination of all these provides us with collections that are imbued with a rich sense of sophistication, handcrafted artisanal skill and timeless beauty.