close up of Linen decorative fabric with cascading willow botanical pattern in deep indigo on greige linen groundBlue velvet Rozette chair with 2 Linen accent pillows in the cascading willow botanical pattern in neutral and indigo next to a marble mantle with flowers
close up of Linen decorative fabric with cascading willow botanical pattern in deep indigo on greige linen groundBlue velvet Rozette chair with 2 Linen accent pillows in the cascading willow botanical pattern in neutral and indigo next to a marble mantle with flowers

Cascading Willow Linen Fabric by the Yard in Indigo

$100.00
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Referencing Japanese screen paintings and block printed textiles, this pattern captures cascading branches and sweeping botanical forms arranged in a vertical rhythm. Rendered in deep indigo on a greige linen ground, it brings contrast and movement to the design. Printed on 100% linen with a natural slub texture. Sold by the yard and made to order in the USA for upholstery, drapery, or Customer’s Own Material (COM) applications. Its semi-opaque linen weave works beautifully for drapes, adding softness to interiors.

 

  • 100% Linen with a natural slub texture; lightweight, semi-opaque weave
  • Eco-friendly: made on demand using water-conscious digital printing with no vat dyeing
  • Made to order in the USA
  • Custom items are final sale
  • Repeat: 18"W x 11.4"H
  • Roll Width: 54" W

Care:

  • Machine wash gentle cycle Cold to lukewarm water (max 30–40°C / 86–104°F) Use mild detergent Do not use bleach or optical brighteners Wash with similar colors.
  • Air dry recommended (hang or lay flat) Tumble dry low heat, if necessary, remove while slightly damp Avoid high heat to prevent shrinkage.
  • Spot Cleaning: Blot spills immediately – do not rub Use mild soap and cool water Gently treat stains before washing Avoid harsh chemicals.

Production lead time is 4 weeks.

Custom printed exclusively for you; this item is final sale.
Please contact our customer service team with any questions.

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