Tea Towel Festin, Blue - Le Jacquard Français (24in x 31in)
$35.00
Description
Le Jacquard Français tea towel Festin, cotton, 22 x 31-inches.
Sparkling crockery, exuberant pastries and exquisite dishes will transport you to the elegance of sumptuous banquets of yesteryear.
ABOUT LE JACQUARD FRANÇAISE
From the creation of the designs to the weaving, a Le Jacquard Français product requires fifteen manufacturing steps, all carried out with the greatest care and an infinite sense of detail, before coming to dress your home: Creation, lisage (translation of the creations into Jacquard language stitch by stitch), selection of the best quality cotton and linen yarns, countertyping of the yarn colors according to the trends of the moment (about 60 per year), yarn dyeing (preferably great dyeing), winding (to limit yarn waste), inking, warping and reuniting (to make the warp), knotting and weaving, piece inspection (quality control of the fabrics), ennobling, and finally making up and packaging.
Today, thanks to their 53 looms, they compose a large number of original designs at a rate of two collections per year. Weavers, knotters, warpers, gluers, stitchers are all trades and gestures exercised with passion and for generations in their factory in Gérardmer, which conceive for you the most beautiful creations of Le Jacquard Français.
Sparkling crockery, exuberant pastries and exquisite dishes will transport you to the elegance of sumptuous banquets of yesteryear.
ABOUT LE JACQUARD FRANÇAISE
From the creation of the designs to the weaving, a Le Jacquard Français product requires fifteen manufacturing steps, all carried out with the greatest care and an infinite sense of detail, before coming to dress your home: Creation, lisage (translation of the creations into Jacquard language stitch by stitch), selection of the best quality cotton and linen yarns, countertyping of the yarn colors according to the trends of the moment (about 60 per year), yarn dyeing (preferably great dyeing), winding (to limit yarn waste), inking, warping and reuniting (to make the warp), knotting and weaving, piece inspection (quality control of the fabrics), ennobling, and finally making up and packaging.
Today, thanks to their 53 looms, they compose a large number of original designs at a rate of two collections per year. Weavers, knotters, warpers, gluers, stitchers are all trades and gestures exercised with passion and for generations in their factory in Gérardmer, which conceive for you the most beautiful creations of Le Jacquard Français.