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Iteru Fabric - Harvest

Regular price 2,900 SEK
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Iteru, the ancient Egyptian word for river, draws its life from a single, evocative fragment discovered in Cathy’s auction treasure. Whether it originated as a shard of pottery, a piece of fabric or another storied object remains a mystery, but its playful geometric rhythm spoke to her instantly while leafing through those vintage pages. Though its roots reach back thousands of years, the design carries a distinct mid-century sensibility that feels remarkably modern. As our most intricate pattern to produce, Iteru requires a palette of five distinct shades, each meticulously applied via individual screens along our twenty-meter printing tables. This patient process, where every color must fully dry before the next layer is introduced, transforms the act of creation into a slow and beautiful labor of love.

Use: Most suitable for domestic upholstery. Please note that over exposure to sunlight may slightly fade the fabric over time.


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SPECIFICATIONS

  • Printed width: 135 cm
  • Horizontal repeat: 21 cm
  • Vertical repeat: 23 cm
  • Rub count: 20,000

100% Linen


Dry clean only. Do not spot clean.

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THE ORIGIN OF ITERU

Iteru, the ancient Egyptian word for river, draws its life from a single, evocative fragment discovered in Cathy’s auction treasure. Whether it originated as a shard of pottery, a piece of fabric  or another storied object remains a mystery, but its playful geometric rhythm spoke to her instantly while leafing through those vintage pages. Though its roots reach back thousands of years, the design carries a distinct mid-century sensibility that feels remarkably modern. As our most intricate pattern to produce, Iteru requires a palette of five distinct shades, each meticulously applied via individual screens along our twenty-meter printing tables. This patient process, where every color must fully dry before the next layer is introduced, transforms the act of creation into a slow and beautiful labor of love.


Iteru comes in two colorways, Desher Red and Harvest.

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