William Morris Acanthus Jacquard Fabric Teal

This versatile fabric, Acanthus jacquard, features an elegant form resembling silk or satin and showcases the iconic and widely beloved acanthus leaf. Originally introduced in 1875, this design marked the start of William Morris' foray into creating expansive wallpaper designs. Printed on a blend of cotton and polyester, the fabric features layered acanthus foliage for a stunning three-dimensional look. This material has a composition of 63% cotton, 37% polyester, and a Martindale of 20000. This fabric is recommended for upholstery, curtains, blinds, and cushions, but please note this material has not been fire-treated.