Blad met drie banden met bloemen 1740 - 1750

"Blad met drie banden met bloemen," a design for woven fabric created between 1740 and 1750 by Simon Haichele, showcases a repeating pattern of stylized flowers and foliage in a rich, pink hue. The design, likely intended for use in textiles such as damask or brocade, features three vertical bands of floral motifs set against a background of alternating diamond and square shapes, highlighting the influence of Rococo aesthetics on 18th-century decorative arts. The intricate design exemplifies the period's appreciation for delicate ornamentation and natural forms.