Textile Design with Paisley Motifs and Garlands of Berry Sprays and Stylized Flowers 1825 - 1875

This textile design by H. Minder, fils, showcases the popular paisley motif, a teardrop-shaped design originating from Persia, which was widely adopted in European textile design during the 19th century. The artwork features two large paisley motifs, adorned with intricate details of floral patterns, including stylized flowers and berry sprays. The vibrant colors and intricate details of this design were characteristic of the decorative arts during this period, emphasizing the influence of Eastern aesthetics on European design.