Fabrics Thebes-Canard-F3662002 Pierre Frey

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Thebes

F3662002 - Canard

In carved cotton velvet, this free interpretation of hieroglyphs, a fragment of a stele, illustrates both the finesse and sophistication of a very aes...

Thebes

In carved cotton velvet, this free interpretation of hieroglyphs, a fragment of a stele, illustrates both the finesse and sophistication of a very aesthetic writing.

Caractéristiques

Performance

Martindale > 25 000 T

Caractéristiques

Type

Epinglé velvets

Caractéristiques

Composition

83 % Cotton - 17 % Polyester

Caractéristiques

Width

134 cm / 52,75 inch

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Raccord : Vertical 25 cm / 9.84 inch

Raccord : Horizontal 34 cm / 13.38 inch

Laize : 134,00 cm / 52,75 inch

Performance

Martindale > 25 000 T

Type

Epinglé velvets

Collaboration

Musée du Louvre

Use

Intensive use

Martindale

>100.000 T

Composition

83 % Cotton - 17 % Polyester

Sales unit

Available per meter/yard

Width

134 cm / 52,75 inch

Repeat

H: 34 cm - 13,38 inch

V: 25 cm - 9,84 inch

Straight repeat

Weight

763 gr / ml

Care

Washing prohibited

Repassage interdit

Professional Cleaning

Prohibited drying

Stain removal prohibited

Certifications

NFPA 260-Class 1

Information

Patina with use

pile 100% cotton

Book

F9979212013

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Merveilles d'Egypte collection

The collections of textiles, wallpapers and rugs " Merveilles d'Egypte " resonate with the sacred art, materialized by the pyramids and their decorations with a form of celebration of life on the Nile. They pay tribute to an Egyptomania born at the end of the 18th century with the Egyptian campaign, whose civilization, power, mystery and refinement have never ceased to fascinate scientists, historians and artists.

Working in partnership with the Louvre to celebrate, in particular, the bicentenary of the discovery of hieroglyphs by Champollion in 1822, the Maison Pierre Frey new collection displays a wide range of motifs and drawings, between faithful reproductions and free inspirations, with a respectful view of the preserved works but also a contemporary and graphic reading.

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