A woven damask table cloth depicting a meadow of anemones in full bloom. Large, open blossoms overlap across the cloth, each with a finely textured center of stamens and framed by crisp, serrated leaves. The motif is tone-on-tone, drawn in the weave itself: satin-faced petals against a matte twill ground, so the pattern shifts with the light.
Designed by Gunnvor Een Sture in the 1960s, it reflects the period's confident, graphic approach to nature. A tea towel for daily use and a small piece of Norwegian design history.
Product measurements 240×170 cm
60% linen and 40% cotton
Woven in Norway
A woven damask table cloth depicting a meadow of anemones in full bloom. Large, open blossoms overlap across the cloth, each with a finely textured center of stamens and framed by crisp, serrated leaves. The motif is tone-on-tone, drawn in the weave itself: satin-faced petals against a matte twill ground, so the pattern shifts with the light.
Designed by Gunnvor Een Sture in the 1960s, it reflects the period's confident, graphic approach to nature. A tea towel for daily use and a small piece of Norwegian design history.
Product measurements 240×170 cm
60% linen and 40% cotton
Woven in Norway
