What Is Damask Fabric "Technically, damask is a type of woven jacquard fabric, ... linen, wool, and even synthetic fibers such as rayon. Although "damask" refers to the fabric itself, ...

Its origins are more than 2,000 years old, yet damask remains a go-to today. Read on to discover its history, production, and how to use it in a home now ...

The fabric is a top choice for designers, and it is loved for its versatility, as weavers can make it from wool, silk, linen, synthetic fibre, or cotton. Latest damask gown styles for ladies ...

The Linen Hall, a magnificent place modelled on market buildings in continental Europe, was built in the 1720s and flourished until the 1780s, when the northern linen-makers decided to bypass Dublin.

The global linen cloth, also known as Flax cloth market is expected to reach US$ 3,125.4 million by 2030, with an annual growth rate of more than 6.2%. The market volume is pegged at 206 kilo tons ...

Since its founding in 1918, Kravet has been a favorite source of high-quality fabrics among interior designers. But until now, the fifth-generation family business has only sold its home ...

Alison McNamee is one of the world's last master damask weavers. She weaves on a mid-19th century Jacquard handloom at the Irish Linen Centre in Lisburn, County Antrim. The Jacquard handloom was ...

Linen has been enjoying something of a renaissance in the global fashion world but it took a pandemic for many Irish people to wake up to the joys of this eco-friendly indigenous fabric, writes ...

Burton and her London studio team of 15 designers, led by Kim Avella, head of fabric development, spent two days in Northern Ireland last July on a field trip, learning about the region's historic ...

Alison McNamee is one of the world's last master damask weavers. She weaves on a mid-19th century Jacquard handloom at the Irish Linen Centre in Lisburn, County Antrim. The Jacquard handloom was ...