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TIGER TIGER
2150/01 – 03
51% Linen – 49% Cotton
3 colorways
This painterly rendering of a Tiger in a
bamboo forest has all the humor and
scale of many of the previous No.9
prints. Printed on a linen twill,
the border frames the animals and
brings a crisp fi nish to the design. |
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PEONY TRELLIS
2153/01 – 04
65% Rayon – 35% Ramie
4 colorways
Martindale 40,000 rubs
Combining traditional Tibetan fl oral
motifs within a meandering trellis,
the design marries beautifully
with the ground cloth.
The mixture of yarns and the
textured painting within the original
artwork work together to give the effect
of a well loved and worn carpet. |
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LHASA
2154/01 – 04
51% Linen – 49% Cotton
4 colorways
Martindale 18,000 rubs
The trellis from the peony design has
been used again in a smaller scale
to create a modern and crisp print on
a beautiful textured linen. The painterly
marks within the design and the twill
of the ground combine to create
the feeling of an embroidery. |
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PARADISE VINE
2151/01 – 03
100% Linen
3 colorways
Loosely based on a traditional fl oral
rug design this interpretation, printed
on a lightweight rustic linen, has an
informality and fl ow that moves it
away from the original. The shifting
colors within the geometric
background pattern are reminiscent
of a knotted silk rug. |
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TIBETAN MAZE
2152/01 – 04
100% Cotton
4 colorways
Martindale 27,000 rubs
A contemporary take on a recurring
motif seen in Tibetan textile crafts,
this fabric would bring a visual
punctuation to any decorative scheme.
It is printed on a durable cotton twill in a
palette of saturated colors that
work with the rest of the collection. |
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SATORI
2147/01 – 03
100% Linen
3 colorways
This three meter wide fabric is woven
from 100% fi ne linen. The delicacy
of the yarns allows for a complex
blending of exciting colors within the
stripes of each of the three colorways. |
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XARA
2155/01 – 17
40% Viscose – 20% Poly – 20% Linen – 20% Cotton
17 colorways
Martindale 24,000 rubs
A complex twist of different yarns
gives a slubby texture in this small scale
weave based on an Asian fretwork.
The fresh color palette works beautifully
with the other fabrics in the collection
as well as many of the previous
No.9 collections.
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TASHI
2149/01 – 05
84% Cotton – 16% Polyamide
5 colorways
Martindale 30,000 rubs
A random jacquard pattern of different
textures is woven from yarns that take
dyes with varying levels of absorption.
This cloth is then “basket- dyed”
to further enhance the overall look
of a vintage denim fabric. |
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SHIGATSE
2148/01 – 07
66% Viscose – 13% Linen – 11% Cotton – 10% Poly
7 colorway
Martindale 20,000 rubs
This geometric weave uses a combination
of textured rayon with soft chenille.
Although fairly small in scale, the pattern
has a certain grandeur that would work
well to give gravitas to any furniture. |
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MAZE BORDER
TR1001/01 – 04
40% Cotton – 60% Viscose
4 colorway
The narrower of the two borders again reinterprets a traditional carpet border and echoes the print design “Tibetan Maze”. Perfect for edging curtains, furniture or accessories both tapes brings a new and contemporary edge to the collection as a whole. |
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ELEMENTS BORDER
TR1002/01 – 03
50% Cotton – 50% Viscose
3 colorway
A thrilling new departure for No.9 is
this embroidered tape. Inspired by
a typical border from Tibetan rugs
used to depict both clouds and waves,
the design is rendered in glossy viscose
yarns on a matt cotton ground. |
