Dark navy jacquard with ochre birds, flowering branches and pomegranate-like motifs

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Dedar

Silkbird Jacquard Coromandel

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Silkbird Jacquard Coromandel is shown here on a deep ink-navy ground, densely woven with curling branches, birds and warm botanical forms. The dark base gives the illustrated design a dramatic, almost nocturnal depth.

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About this fabric

The visible jacquard combines navy, softened ivory, muted ochre and touches of rust across a richly detailed pattern of birds, flowering branches and rounded fruit-like forms. Pale foliage and a flying bird stand out clearly against the dark ground, while the ochre elements add warmth without becoming bright or saturated. The close view shows a compact, textured woven surface rather than a flat printed finish. This fabric is catalogued within Dedar’s Curtain fabrics collection; no composition, width or performance specification has been supplied.

How to use it

Use it for full-length curtains where the deep navy can act as a strong architectural backdrop, pairing it with warm timber, antique brass and quiet stone or oatmeal upholstery. Its ochre and ivory details also provide a restrained palette for cushions and accessories.

Use this deep navy ground to frame a room with warm wood, aged brass and layered neutral furnishings.

Paint that goes with it

Two ways to take the room. Both colours are from houses we hold, so a pot can come off the same order as the cloth. Screens shift colour, so treat these as a direction and bring the cloth to the shelf before you buy the paint.

To sit quietly behind it

Iron Grey

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To stand against it

Rowan Berry

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