Multicolor Viscose Linen Blended Fabric with Geometric Diamond Patchwork Inspired Print, 110 cms Width, Made in India-D25105
Dhs. 45.00
per meter
This Multicolor Viscose Linen Blended Fabric showcases a vibrant geometric diamond patchwork inspired print, offering a striking balance of traditional...
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Multicolor viscose linen blended fabric with geometric diamond patchwork inspired print
Features earthy tones of red, green, blue, and beige in a unique arrangement
110 cms width suitable for both fashion and décor projects
Perfect for kurtas, tunics, dresses, shirts, and skirts
Ideal for cushion covers, runners, and curtains
Viscose linen blend offers breathability, durability, and a soft drape
Light to medium weight fabric suitable for all-season wear
Made in India with a fusion of traditional motifs and modern textile craft
Care Instructions
Washing: Dry clean, Drying: Dry clean, Ironing: Low dry heat & easily damaged with too much heat, Shrinkage: Minimum
This Multicolor Viscose Linen Blended Fabric showcases a vibrant geometric diamond patchwork inspired print, offering a striking balance of traditional motifs with a modern textile appeal. The fabric features a beautiful mix of earthy tones including red, green, blue, and beige, arranged in a patchwork-like diamond pattern that creates a timeless aesthetic. Crafted from a blend of viscose and linen, it combines the durability and breathable texture of linen with the fluid drape and soft hand feel of viscose, making it suitable for a wide range of fashion and décor applications. With a width of 110 cms, this fabric is ideal for designing tunics, shirts, dresses, skirts, and kurtas, while also being perfect for creating statement home décor pieces like cushion covers, table runners, and curtains. Proudly made in India, this fabric embodies artisanal charm and versatility, making it a must-have choice for designers and crafters alike.
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