L'Indienne de Nîmes 1774 – Fabric by the meter

Collection Tradition

On Velvet or Vosges canvas woven in France

1. Choose your subject

close

Our materials

Our cushions and fabrics by the meter are available in two professional quality materials, offering different results in terms of touch, light and texture.


Photo of canvas fabric Canvas Fabric : Woven in France in the Vosges, it is ideal for making curtains or cushions for example, but is not suitable for seats.


Photo of canvas fabric Velvet : Extremely resistant and durable (42,000 Martindale turns), it is ideal for any use including seating. It offers particularly high-quality light effects and a very soft touch.

To erase

View this model |

First choose your type of textile before ordering!

129,00 $193,00 $ tax included

Inspiration

We have acquired and patiently restored, in this approach to preserving the heritage that is close to our hearts, a textile archive representing an 18th century Indian light, printed on Nîmes canvas.

Arriving in the West from the 17th century via the sea routes from the port of Marseille, the Indiennes, fabrics from India made with a wooden board, roller, stamp or even by hand, will have a lasting impact on the eye and taste of Westerners.

Dazzled by the fabulous exotic patterns, the shimmering colors and the lightness of these cotton fabrics, Europeans sought to produce their own textiles. The first productions were made in Marseille, but Avignon, Aix or Nîmes, from 1678, took over from the Phocaean city and stood out with a great intensity of colors such as Sun Yellow as well as patterns inspired by flora tinged with an oriental influence.

Stopped for a time by the ban on the importation and production of Indiennes in order not to compete with the wool and silk trade, the development of this craft continues to arouse the enthusiasm of the Provençals, particularly seduced by the practicality of these cotton fabrics.

Here is a whole part of the creative journey of cotton fabrics from the Orient which is revealed, adapted and reinterpreted by the Provençal eye.

On the technical side

Three materials available:

1/ Vosges canvas, woven in France:
Material resistance greater than 100 000 Martindale revolutions
260 gr/m²

2/ Polyester velvet:
20 000 Martindale revolutions
370 gr/m²

3 / M1 Polyester velor:
40,000 rounds Martindale
430 gr/m²

Suitable for any use including seating, and will ensure great durability over time.

High resistance to abrasion, for durable, high-quality furnishing textiles

Our textile products are tested using the Martindale , which allows us to evaluate the abrasion resistance of a fabric over time. This is particularly useful for choosing a fabric that will be used often: armchair seats, sofa covers,cushions, etc. This test is expressed in number of revolutions (the Martindale machine rotates while rubbing the fabric), and for example, the French furniture standard is 10,000 Martindale revolutions for sofa coverings.

 

Our guarantees

French textile

OEKOTEX certified inks
Made in France
Professional quality, highly resistant fabric

Collections

Tradition

A collection of wallpapers reflecting our infinite passion for art. Discover

Tradition 126 wallpapers - 2 cushions - 12 fabrics - 11 art prints
Botaniste

The tradition of Lyon floral textile design. Discover

Botaniste 37 wallpapers - 3 Fabrics
Moderniste

The Modernist wallpaper collection is a free journey into the philosophical movement of the same name. “Color is the most relative medium in art” J. Albers Discover

Moderniste 13 wallpapers - 1 cushion - 1 art print
Palm

Gouache and watercolor creations with stylized designs Discover

Palm 18 wallpapers - 4 cushions - 3 fabrics
Bolero

The Nabis's soul seems to breathe through the patterns of this collection with its great expressive force. A collection of character, certainly, which favors the bold. Discover

Bolero 6 wallpapers
Berlingot

Stripes, a timeless pattern. Motif of the devil, emblem of sailors, but also symbol of freedom and humor, there are stripes and stripes as highlighted by Michel Pastoureau in his book: Rayures. Une histoire culturelle published by Editions du Seuil. Discover

Berlingot 44 wallpapers
Tropiques

A collection linked to travel and impregnated of history of botany. Discover

Tropiques 11 wallpapers - 2 cushions - 4 fabrics - 2 art prints
Paule Marrot

To create this Retrospective collection in close collaboration with Paule Marrot editions, our team meticulously reworked each drawing, color and painting presented here. Discover

Paule Marrot 24 wallpapers
Calypso

A call for a change of scenery and dreams of exoticism Discover

Calypso 6 wallpapers - 1 cushion
Café

A game for the eye a trick for the mind Discover

Café 4 wallpapers
Mo-Jazz

A collection, a journey through 20th century design. Discover

Mo-Jazz 28 wallpapers - 8 cushions
Aquatique

A sensory immersion in organic and plant motifs. Enter an underwater world filled with colors and details, in which the graphic shapes of plants seem to undulate along the water. Discover

Aquatique 7 wallpapers - 1 cushion
Nelio

Le Presse Papier invites French street artist Nelio Discover

Nelio 4 wallpapers - 1 Panoramic
Paris

“The world of today was born yesterday, in the fifties and sixties”, Dominic Bradbury, The 50s style, the complete, Parentheses editions. Discover

Paris 10 wallpapers
Rétro

Vintage reinterpreted. Discover

Rétro 6 wallpapers
Terra Nova

The models in this collection are naturally poetic and invite you to travel. Discover

Terra Nova 9 wallpapers
Capsule / Jieldé

Le Presse Papier & Jieldé present a capsule collection of wallpaper inspired by the world of architectural firms. Discover

Capsule / Jieldé 3 wallpapers