Palampore Embroidery | Celadon 69381 First commissioned by architect Stanford

First commissioned by architect Stanford White for the White House in 1902 and made world-famous when First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy introduced it to the nation during a televised tour of the Blue Room in 1962

Inspired by a document in our archives and a favorite of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

this horizontal

Based on an original watercolor and printed in Brooklyn

A stylized panel design highlighted with gestural black and white strokes

Palampore Embroidery | Celadon 69381 First commissioned by architect StanfordA gorgeous large scale floral fabric, Palampore Embroidery derives its elegant blooms and stylized leaves from traditional Indian textiles. Rendered in dense, multidirectional satin stitch embroidery on a heavy linen ground, this lustrous, textural design is especially wonderful for window treatments.