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  • Product information
    Article number:
    108471
    Design:
    Lisa Englund
    Material:
    Linen
    Color:
    Black
    Country of manufacture:
    SC

    Design student Lisa Englund created the “Chintz” print in conjunction to Svenskt Tenn’s “Ten Textile Talents” exhibition in the spring of 2018. Using Josef Frank´s US Tree print, she created her own steam and filled it with imaginary plants inspired by Indian Chintz; hand-painted or block-printed fabric that was exported to Europe during the 1600-1700s. 

    Read more about Lisa Englund in Svenskt Tenn's magazine.

  • Product information
    Article number:
    108471
    Design:
    Lisa Englund
    Material:
    Linen
    Color:
    Black
    Country of manufacture:
    SC

    Design student Lisa Englund created the “Chintz” print in conjunction to Svenskt Tenn’s “Ten Textile Talents” exhibition in the spring of 2018. Using Josef Frank´s US Tree print, she created her own steam and filled it with imaginary plants inspired by Indian Chintz; hand-painted or block-printed fabric that was exported to Europe during the 1600-1700s. 

    Read more about Lisa Englund in Svenskt Tenn's magazine.

  • Design

    Design student Lisa Englund created the “Chintz” print in conjunction to Svenskt Tenn’s “Ten Textile Talents” exhibition in the spring of 2018. Using Josef Frank´s US Tree print, she created her own steam and filled it with imaginary plants inspired by Indian Chintz; hand-painted or block-printed fabric that was exported to Europe during the 1600-1700s. 

    Read more about Lisa Englund in Svenskt Tenn's magazine.

  • Design

    Design student Lisa Englund created the “Chintz” print in conjunction to Svenskt Tenn’s “Ten Textile Talents” exhibition in the spring of 2018. Using Josef Frank´s US Tree print, she created her own steam and filled it with imaginary plants inspired by Indian Chintz; hand-painted or block-printed fabric that was exported to Europe during the 1600-1700s. 

    Read more about Lisa Englund in Svenskt Tenn's magazine.

  • Care instructions

    Use a mild detergent without bleach. Avoid soaking in water and temperatures below 40 degrees Celsius as the colour can fade. Do not spin dry on a vigorous cycle. Drip dry. Fabrics can shrink by approximately 3-5 percent when washing.

  • Sustainability and manufacturing

    Sustainability in focus

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