Schumacher 174450 Pyne Hollyhock Print Charcoal Fabric

This glorious hollyhock chintz has origins as an English block printed cotton. It was first used by preeminent American designer Albert Hadley in 1962 for his client Mrs. Nancy Pyne, a close friend of both Mr. Hadley's and associate Sister Parrish. The original chintz fabric can be found in the book "Influential Interiors" and the July 2009 issue of "House Beautiful". Mrs. Pyne has graciously lent her faded vintage fabric to Schumacher to interpret anew as a table print. Reproduced with the original scale and detail on a lightly calendared fine cotton ground, this classic design is available in its original, very chic shades of charcoal, pale grey and ivory, and a crisp indigo blue and white, and a soft sepia-hued colorway.

Minimum Order is 2 yards.

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