The patterns and the colors of the printed fabrics designed by Marjatta Metsovaara changed at the end of the 1960s. It was replaced by monochrome, striped and large-patterned fabrics where the graphic patterns were partly pictorial. Such is the design Kaisla (reed) designed in 1966 and first shown to the public at Expo 66. Kaisla was first made as a carpet design for Hotel Kuusamo in 1966. It shows clear influences for and from modern painting. The two-colored nature of the design and the distortion, depression, and waving affects the viewer like op-art. It gives the viewer the impression of movement and warping. This fine reactive print is an original reproduction.
The fabric is certified in accordance with STANDARD 100 by OEKOTEX® (SE 08-1621 Swerea IVF).
Please note that the maximum continuous length you can order is 30 meters.
MATERIAL: Lappi-satin 100% organic cotton
WEIGHT: 195 g/m² ±3%
RECOMMENDED USE: Curtains, ✂︎ Dresses, Home Decor
ABRASION RESISTANCE: 27.500 Martindale
FIRE CLASSIFICATION: Inflammability class SL 2,
Flame test SFS 5464, Cigarette test SFS-EN 1021-1
RESISTANCE TO LIGHT: 5 on a scale of 8
COLORFASTNESS TO WASHING: 4 on a scale of 5
Machine wash with neutral detergent up to 60 ℃
Ironing with cotton temperature
No chlorine bleach
SKU: MEKA195Pattern: Kaisla
Pattern designer: Marjatta Metsovaara
Designer: Marjatta Metsovaara
Color: black, white
Woven in Germany
Printed in Finland
