Border for wall fabric 1813
seguinetcie
themetropolitanmuseumofart
textile, sculpture
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ink stage
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repetition of black
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carving
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detailed texture
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textile
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flower
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monochrome colours
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text
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carved into stone
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sculpture
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repetition of black colour
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carved
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decorative-art
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intricate and detailed
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moulded
"Border for wall fabric" is a 19th-century textile designed by Séguin et Cie, a renowned French textile company. This exquisite silk and wool fabric, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, showcases a repeating pattern of stylized flowers and leaves, framed within elegant wreaths. Its intricate weave and delicate floral motifs, typical of the Empire style, were likely intended for use in opulent interiors of the era. The fabric exemplifies the skill and artistry of 19th-century textile production, reflecting both the elegance of the period and the enduring appeal of floral motifs.
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