Silkl brocade Castle Köthen Baroque

This beautiful brocade was originally woven for Köthen Castle in Germany sometime in the early 18th century. It is a thick jacquard-woven with mulberry silk in the warp and linen in the weft. The original fabric is hand-woven and 52 cm wide and sits on the walls of the hall where Johann Sebastian Bach worked and made music from 1717-1723.

This fabric is machine woven and two lengths have been woven next to each other, which is why it looks like city borders in the middle of the fabric.

This fabric is sold by the meter and the price is stated per meter.

Material: Warp 100% mulberry silk, weft 100% linen
width: 2 x 52 cm
Pattern repeat: cm
Woven in Germany