By Yd Scalamandre Grey Watkins Languedoc Charcoal Black White Botanic Fern and Thistle Southern France Toile Circa 1790 MSRP USD 364/y

Grey Watkins reissued the famous historical toile “Fern and Thistle” circa 1790 with meticulous details.

Languedoc is the name of a former province in the south of France and also the name of certain type of wine from there. Wines from the Mediterranean coast of Languedoc are labeled as “Languedoc”.

A significant producer of wine, Languidoc also produced beautiful fruit and olive, too.

This print exemplifies the richness of its soil and sun.

MSRP $364/yard.
100% Cotton
Material Width:57″
Pattern Repeat Width:Vert: 32″, Horiz: 28″
Country of Origin:Switzerland. About 0.4lb/yard

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Classic & timeless toile print.

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current price or for similar textile can be 10-30% higher