Scarves by Textorics

Scarves by Textorics

Available at select stores and boutiques.

All scarves are 100% pure silk
Dimensions: 6 inches wide by 60 inches long.
Unlike most silk scarves, these are woven -- not printed! -- for durability and beauty.
100% American-made
Choose from a range of patterns and colors inspired by historic textiles.

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	14th Century English Pattern
	Blood Red & Navy	Dusty Rose & Navy Sold Out	Bronze &Navy Sold Out	Light Blue &Navy
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The woven pattern used in these scarves is a precise reproduction of a silk fabric that was excavated at Duke's Palace in London. It was found among deposits dating to the second half of the 14th century.

	Finnish Barleycorn Pattern
	Orange & Navy Sold Out	Dusty Rose & Navy Sold Out	Silver & Navy	Light Blue & Navy Sold Out
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The woven pattern used in these scarves is an 18th - 19th C. coverlet pattern. This pattern was commonly used for coverlets in Early American homes.

Victorian Complex Twill

Satin Web
Pattern

Bird's Eye Variation

Goose Eye

Green & Navy Sold Out

Yellow & Navy

Black, Navy, Purple, Red, Rose, Pink Sold Out

Yellow & Navy

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This is a variation on a complex twill from the early 1900's. This pattern is reminiscent of several victorian fabrics.

This web like pattern is one of my own designs. Not historic; just a bold pattern for a great fashion statement.

This is a variation on the classic Bird's Eye or Diaper weaves. These patters have been woven since the Middle Ages.

Like the Bird's eye Patterns but larger. Common in 18th C. textiles.

	Floral Pattern	John Madison Coverlet		Winged Horses
	Dusty Rose, Green & Navy Sold Out	Blood Red & Navy	Green & Navy	Bronze &Navy
F R O N T			(Picture coming soon)
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	This is another of my designs. The blue/green ground makes a lovely contrast to the dusty rose flowers.	This coverlet pattern is from W.M. Hutchison's collection and is dated 1819.		This pattern is adapted for a Dobby loom. The original was a 12th C. fabric from Sicily, Italy.