Liberty Fabrics Misha Tana Lawn Cotton | Echoing the fractal geometries inherent in floral and plant forms, misha is a striking multidirectional print inspired by a liberty furnishing fabric dating from the 1910s. Monochromatic shapes multiply and divide in a kaleidoscopic layout, revealing unexpected spatial relationships through radially symmetric flowers. This print is part of the floral focus narrative of the aw24 collection inspired by countless artists who have attempted to tame their unruly blooms through the genre of still life, this series is a true celebration of organic forms and flourishes. Our tana lawn cotton is a fabric built by obsession, perfected into a modern masterpiece of production through a bespoke process that has evolved over a century. Printed in our very own liberty printing mill, located between milan and lake como in northern italy, tana realises unmatchable fluidity with a silk-like touch, unique print quality and striking colour vibrancy. Machine washable and durable enough for daily wear, it can be used to create everything from simple separates to spectacular statement pieces. Pricing: all fabrics are priced per metre length Part of The Curated Floral collection Name: Misha Floral Focus narrative Composition: 100' Cotton Roll Width (finished/usable): 1.36m/1.33m Weight: 76 g/sqm, 104g/lm Care: Wash 40'C, line dry Fabric Type: Tana Lawn Cotton USAGEIncluding but not limited to:Adult & Kids Fashion - Dresses, Pyjamas, Trousers, Shirts, Skirts, Tops Accessories - Bags, Hair Scrunchies, Slippers, Purses, Buttons, Pocket Squares Homeware - Blankets, Lampshades, Bedding, Table Linen, Pillows, Quilting COLLECTIONFor Autumn/Winter 2024, Liberty Fabrics presents The Curated Floral, a celebration of the beauty, diversity, and wonder of nature's masterpiece the flower Celebrated across three distinctive narratives: Floral Focus, Floral Library, and Floral Wonderland, this collection spotlights flowers outside their natural context and as a subject worthy of artistic, scientific, and symbolic study Whether photographed, painted, or preserved, the Liberty Design Studio has re-envisioned the flower as a work of art