Tygprov Spetsgardin Gysingeblomster

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Tygprov Spetsgardin Gysingeblomster

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Tygprov av Spetsgardin Gysingeblomster, 20 x 20 cm.

Karaktären på denna tidiga 1900-talsgardin är för ovanlighetens skull mer av typ skirt, glest broderi än pampig spets och mönstret påminner mycket om 1700-talets spetsar och rokokons diagonala blommönster, en epok som det tidiga 1900-talets inredare ofta lät sig inspireras av. Det enkla, romantiska intrycket betonas av, förutom de glest strödda blomkvistarna, även den tunt ”broderade” kanten. Karaktären är alltså 1700-talsromantisk, utan att vara pretentiös och gardinen passar utmärkt både i stilinteriörer och i mindre tidsbundna rum.

Gardinen kommer ur den gamla skotska kollektionen och vävs fortfarande på ett av de få kvarvarande väverierna. Spets- eller trådgardiner var en mycket vanlig importvara i Sverige från slutet av 1800-talet fram till andra världskriget. Många mönster, som detta, vävdes i Skottland, där det finns en stark tradition av mönstrade bomullsgardiner.

Tygprov av Spetsgardin Gysingeblomster, 20 x 20 cm.

Karaktären på denna tidiga 1900-talsgardin är för ovanlighetens skull mer av typ skirt, glest broderi än pampig spets och mönstret påminner mycket om 1700-talets spetsar och rokokons diagonala blommönster, en epok som det tidiga 1900-talets inredare ofta lät sig inspireras av. Det enkla, romantiska intrycket betonas av, förutom de glest strödda blomkvistarna, även den tunt ”broderade” kanten. Karaktären är alltså 1700-talsromantisk, utan att vara pretentiös och gardinen passar utmärkt både i stilinteriörer och i mindre tidsbundna rum.

Gardinen kommer ur den gamla skotska kollektionen och vävs fortfarande på ett av de få kvarvarande väverierna. Spets- eller trådgardiner var en mycket vanlig importvara i Sverige från slutet av 1800-talet fram till andra världskriget. Många mönster, som detta, vävdes i Skottland, där det finns en stark tradition av mönstrade bomullsgardiner.

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Tygprov av Spetsgardin Gysingeblomster, 20 x 20 cm.

Karaktären på denna tidiga 1900-talsgardin är för ovanlighetens skull mer av typ skirt, glest broderi än pampig spets och mönstret påminner mycket om 1700-talets spetsar och rokokons diagonala blommönster, en epok som det tidiga 1900-talets inredare ofta lät sig inspireras av. Det enkla, romantiska intrycket betonas av, förutom de glest strödda blomkvistarna, även den tunt ”broderade” kanten. Karaktären är alltså 1700-talsromantisk, utan att vara pretentiös och gardinen passar utmärkt både i stilinteriörer och i mindre tidsbundna rum.

Gardinen kommer ur den gamla skotska kollektionen och vävs fortfarande på ett av de få kvarvarande väverierna. Spets- eller trådgardiner var en mycket vanlig importvara i Sverige från slutet av 1800-talet fram till andra världskriget. Många mönster, som detta, vävdes i Skottland, där det finns en stark tradition av mönstrade bomullsgardiner.

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