Pale blue and cream woven fabric with broken organic motifs and fine vertical texture

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Harlequin

Kengai Sky

Kasuri Fabrics FabricHAF0616-04

Kengai Sky combines a washed, icy blue ground with softly broken cream forms that resemble an abstracted natural landscape. Fine vertical texture runs through the cloth, giving the pale colourway a gently weathered depth.

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About this fabric

This 268 gsm woven fabric has a cool blue-and-cream palette, with irregular branching and brush-like motifs dispersed across the surface. The fine vertical ribbing visible in the swatch adds a delicate linear grain beneath the looser organic pattern. Its 61 cm vertical repeat and 142 cm horizontal repeat give the design a broad, flowing arrangement rather than a tightly packed small-scale print. Supplied at a 143 cm useable width, with a standard length of 35 m and 409 threads per cm, it is a versatile mid-weight option for upholstery or drapery.

How to use it

Pair Kengai Sky with chalky whites, pale grey-blue and natural timber for a cool, quiet scheme. Its low-contrast cream pattern works particularly well on relaxed curtains, occasional upholstery or cushions where the fine woven texture can be seen up close.

Use this cool, pale blue colourway to bring a softly textured, low-contrast pattern to upholstery, curtains or cushions.

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

Half Quartz Grey

Zoffany · #c8c9ce

To stand against it

Fire Pink

Sanderson · #b97174

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