Vintage lavender damask fabric with bouquets of chrysanthemums. Spanish cotton jacquard.for furniture upholstery and decor. mid-20th century

A set of two high-quality jacquard fabric remnants featuring a sophisticated large-scale floral bouquet motif in silver-white over a lavender-purple ground. The fabric exhibits a classic woven structure with a characteristic slight sheen, typical of traditional jacquard manufacturing techniques.

Historical Context:
Jacquard weaving, named after Joseph Marie Jacquard who invented the programmable loom in 1804, allows for the creation of complex, multi-layered patterns directly into the weave. This specific design follows the European neoclassical floral tradition often found in mid-to-late 20th-century interior textiles.

Technical Details:
- Period: Late 20th Century
- Technique: Jacquard Weave
- Dimensions Piece 1: 80 x 155 cm (31.5 x 61 inches)
- Dimensions Piece 2: 220 x 155 cm (86.6 x 61 inches)
- Pattern Size: Each bouquet measures approximately 50 x 35 cm (19.7 x 13.8 inches)
- Material: Woven textile
- Color Palette: Lavender Purple, Silver, Pale Grey
- Condition: Excellent unused condition. The edges are raw but stable. No visible fading, stains, or structural damage observed.

Value and Application:
This set is particularly valuable for restoration projects, upholstery, or high-end interior decoration. The large scale of the pattern makes it ideal for statement pieces such as chair backs, headboards, or heavy drapery.