Welcome to our dedicated page for Marie Gudme Leth's masterpieces. Here we present her iconic patterns "Kirsebær" and "Perlehøns", in hand-printed linen fabrics and elegant pillowcases.
"Kirsebær" – A Tribute to Nature
Marie Gudme Leth's pattern "Kirsebær" from 1946 is one of her most iconic creations. The design captures the beauty of the cherry blossom and symbolizes the renewal of spring. At Frösö Handtryck we offer this pattern on 100% Belgian linen with a fabric width of approximately 150 cm and a repeat of 70 cm.
"Perlehøns" – Exotic Elements in Scandinavian Design
The "Perlehøns" pattern reflects Marie Gudme Leth's fascination with exotic motifs. Inspired by her travels to Java and the Far East, the design depicts guinea fowl amidst lush vegetation. Printed on 100% Belgian linen with a weight of 220g/m², this pattern offers a unique combination of nature and culture.
Marie Gudme Leth – A Pioneer in Textile Printing
Marie Gudme Leth (1895–1997) was a pioneering Danish textile artist who revived textile printing as an art form in Denmark. Her trip to Java in 1921 inspired her to introduce exotic patterns into Scandinavian design, resulting in timeless works such as "Kirsebær" and "Perlehøns".