PRESENTATION
2 fish-shaped coordinating sachets filled with Provence lavender in orange tones
They come in a gift cardboard box
FEATURES
Perfect as a thoughtful gift or complement, these fish-shaped sachets are ideal for scenting drawers and linen cupboards. Lavender is a traditional remedy to keep the moths at bay and promotes restful sleep
Each scented sachet is handmade and has a button eye
Sachet dimensions: 15.5 x 4.5 cm
Box dimensions: 16 x 7.5 x 2.5 cm
Weight: 90 g
COMPOSITION
Patterned fabric: 100% Liberty Tana Lawn™ cotton
Plain fabric: Wild silk Dupion
ORIGIN
Handmade in Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
2 fish-shaped coordinating sachets filled with Provence lavender in orange tones
They come in a gift cardboard box
FEATURES
Perfect as a thoughtful gift or complement, these fish-shaped sachets are ideal for scenting drawers and linen cupboards. Lavender is a traditional remedy to keep the moths at bay and promotes restful sleep
Each scented sachet is handmade and has a button eye
Sachet dimensions: 15.5 x 4.5 cm
Box dimensions: 16 x 7.5 x 2.5 cm
Weight: 90 g
COMPOSITION
Patterned fabric: 100% Liberty Tana Lawn™ cotton
Plain fabric: Wild silk Dupion
ORIGIN
Handmade in Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
The store that gives its name to one of the most famous fabrics in the world started as an importer of oriental items. Behind its doors, there were fabrics, ornaments and decorative objects that Liberty imported from the East at a time when Japonisme invaded art throughout Europe. Its kimonos fascinated the English women, and competed with the Parisian boutiques and department stores. But Indian dyes resulted too light, so Liberty began to stamp its iconic prints on high-quality cotton.
Determined 'not to follow existing fashions, but to create new ones', Liberty began supporting the artists of the Art and Crafts movement led by William Morris, which aimed to restore beauty to everyday objects, getting back job skills & crafts.
And, without a doubt, his strategy succeed, since today companies like LIME TREE DESIGN still use its printed fabrics to make beautiful common accessories.
Determined 'not to follow existing fashions, but to create new ones', Liberty began supporting the artists of the Art and Crafts movement led by William Morris, which aimed to restore beauty to everyday objects, getting back job skills & crafts.
And, without a doubt, his strategy succeed, since today companies like LIME TREE DESIGN still use its printed fabrics to make beautiful common accessories.
| Brand | LIME TREE DESIGN |
Specifications
| Brand | LIME TREE DESIGN |
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