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Vintage Block Print Crapaud Chair

• Vintage.
• Found In A Flea Market In Lyon.
• Re-Covered And Refurbished In Northern California.
• Re-Covered In Hand Block Printed, Organic Cotton Fabric.
• 27″ Wide, 29″ Deep, 31″ Tall, Seat Height 15″

Curator’S Notes

This Chair Has All The Design Elements Of The Classic French Crapaud With Its Wide Arched Back And Tight Rolled Arms. It’S A Lovely, Unique Piece To Add Some Soul To A Room.

This Beautiful Block Print Crapaud Chair Is The Perfect Addition To Any Living Room. Its Vibrant Colors And Comfortable Design Make It A Great Choice For Any Home. The Armchair Is Made From High-Quality Materials And Features A Unique Floral Pattern That Will Add A Touch Of Style To Any Room. The Armchair Is Also Designed With A Sturdy Frame And Comfortable Cushions That Will Provide You With Years Of Comfort And Relaxation. Whether You’Re Looking For A Statement Piece Or Just A Comfortable Place To Relax, This Orange Red Floral Armchair Is The Perfect Choice.

What Is A Block Print?

Hand Block Printed Indian Textiles Are A Type Of Fabric That Is Made Using A Traditional Method Of Printing By Hand Using Wooden Blocks. The Technique Is Thought To Have Originated In India Over 2000 Years Ago, And It Involves Using Carved Wooden Blocks To Apply Dye Or Pigment To A Fabric Surface.

The Designs Used In Hand Block Printing Are Typically Intricate And Detailed, And May Include Floral Patterns, Geometric Shapes, Or Other Decorative Elements. The Process Of Making Hand Block Printed Textiles Is Highly Skilled And Labor-Intensive, And Can Involve Multiple Layers Of Printing And Dyeing To Achieve The Desired Effect.

Hand Block Printed Indian Textiles Are Used To Make A Wide Range Of Products, Including Clothing, Bedding, Table Linens, And Home Decor Items. The Fabrics Used For Hand Block Printing Can Vary, But Are Often Made From Natural Fibers Such As Cotton, Silk, Or Linen.

Hand Block Printed Indian Textiles Are Highly Valued For Their Unique Beauty And Craftsmanship. They Are Often Exported Around The World, And Are Prized By Collectors And Enthusiasts Of Traditional Indian Textiles. It’S Important To Note That Because These Textiles Are Handmade, There May Be Some Variation In The Color And Design From One Piece To Another.