Textile (2) - 600 cm - 140 cm - 100% Shantung silk

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Description from the seller

Pure silk shantung is a precious fabric, ideal for refined draperies. Characterized by a slightly irregular surface with the typical silk slubs, it offers a fluid drape that creates elegant plays of light.
It consists of 2 cuts, each measuring 300x140 cm.

For the finishing, a treatment with fixed folds or soft waves is recommended, possibly with a light lining for protection. Maintenance requires dry cleaning, delicate ironing, and protection from direct light to preserve its beauty and durability.

Perfect for classic and modern environments, it adds a timeless touch of luxury.

Pure silk shantung is a precious fabric, ideal for refined draperies. Characterized by a slightly irregular surface with the typical silk slubs, it offers a fluid drape that creates elegant plays of light.
It consists of 2 cuts, each measuring 300x140 cm.

For the finishing, a treatment with fixed folds or soft waves is recommended, possibly with a light lining for protection. Maintenance requires dry cleaning, delicate ironing, and protection from direct light to preserve its beauty and durability.

Perfect for classic and modern environments, it adds a timeless touch of luxury.

Details

Era
After 2000
Title additional information
100% Shantung silk
Number of objects
2
Material
Silk
Country of origin
Italy
Length
600 cm
Width
140 cm
Condition
As new - unused
Estimated period
2000-2010
ItalyVerified
614
Objects sold
95.65%
Private

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