A variety of fabrics from Rubelli

  1. GRASSHOPPER⁠. Jacquard characterized by graphic signs, Grasshopper is inspired by a work by the Chinese artist Zhao Mengjian that has orchids as its subject.⁠ The fabric pattern reproduces only the leaves of the plant. The result is a timeless design, with a particular grace and a very calibrated tone-on-tone glossy/matte contrast.⁠
  2. MILLEFLEURS⁠. All-over jacquard with a graceful miniature design. A multitude of small flowers and tiny leaves look like a colourful swarm, barely revealing the background.⁠ Thanks to its warp in nylon EVO, Millefleurs is very durable, suitable for heavy use.⁠
  3. ROYAL BOTANICA⁠ (Lampas in natural fibres and lurex). It comes from the rich Baroque embroidery in polychrome silk threads of a magnificent textile document from the 18th century, preserved in the archive of the Rubelli Foundation.⁠ Flowers, leaves, fruits are embellished with metallic touches.⁠
  4. LEMONGRASS // Matelassé in cotton and linen. Dense and lush vegetation evokes that “simplified” nature typical of naive painting. In Lemongrass, the light/dark contrast evokes a scratched surface, in which the relief effect is particularly marked thanks to the use of the linen weave.
  5. RAMAGE⁠ (Jacquard in cotton, viscose and linen)⁠. Freely inspired by a textile design from the middle of the 18th century, it presents a rarefied floral motif, with a relief effect, that stands out on a solid background. A kind of rustic embroidery on a large scale, with simplified shapes, an expression of measured elegance.⁠ Suitable for medium use.⁠
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    Creative Direction: Formafantasma
    Ph.: Federico Ciamei
    Styling: Alessandro Mensi

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