Quatrefoil
The quatrefoil as a motif dates back to at least the 15th century and has been popular in architecture, art and textiles ever since. Meaning ‘four leaves’ it has been interpreted as a symbol of the cross, of the four Gospels or as a four-leafed clover. This decorative motif reached its peak of popularity in the Gothic and Renaissance eras. In our 'Quatrofoil' it is stylised and woven on a medium scale to give it great versatility. The silk weave of the quatrefoils lends a subtle lustre, and the different colour palettes create contrasting effects: either projecting the pattern outwards or blending the pattern into its background.
Price is per metre. To order fabric samples, please select the 'Sample' option below.
Specifications
Made in England
Fibre composition: 42% Wool, 34% Viscose, 24% Polyester
Fabric width: 55"/140cm
Pattern repeat (approx): 3"/7.5cm
Please note that the measurements provided may vary slightly due to the nature of the weaving.