Spanish Chinoiserie Jacquard Fabric 1910s - Red & White Antique Textile 140cm Width

Rare specimen of early 20th-century Spanish textile production featuring an intricate Chinoiserie pattern. The weave depicts traditional pagodas, bridges, cranes, and human figures in a stark red and white palette.

History of the object: Produced in Spain during the early decades of the 1900s (circa 1910–1930), this textile was originally manufactured as high-end mattress ticking (coutil). During this era, Spanish domestic textiles of this nature were woven with exceptional density and structural integrity on advanced mechanical looms. The design reflects the European fascination with East Asian aesthetics, adapted to the industrial weaving traditions of the Iberian Peninsula.

Details and Condition:
- Period: Early 20th Century
- Technique: High-thread-count jacquard weave
- Width: 140 cm (55.1 inches)
- Available Length: 3.8 meters (149.6 inches)
- Material: Dense cotton blend
- Condition: Excellent state of preservation. No stains or tears. Features two parallel white guide stitches along the entire length, located 20 cm (7.9 inches) from the edge, characteristic of its original manufacturing process.

Usage and Value: This fabric is suitable for historical restoration projects, high-end upholstery requiring extreme durability, or for collectors of antique industrial textiles. The price indicated is per linear meter.