Fabric Sample – Linen Fabric “Flowers of India” Natural

The 1945 pattern'India's Flowers' represents a high point in Marie Gudme Leth's work with Eastern influences. With its rich shapes and bold colors, the design draws inspiration from Indian craft traditions - and from the European cotton fabrics imported from Asia as early as the 17th century. The result is a pattern that combines rhythm and ornamentation in a composition that still feels modern and vibrant today.

The design is made up of decorative 'wood-like' shapes, inspired by fragments of Indian textiles. The color scheme is both bold and balanced - with shades of pink, lime, light blue and brown. The composition covers the entire width of the fabric, moving diagonally and dynamically across the surface.

Printed on 100% linen using traditional screen printing techniques in our printing house in Jämtland. Indiens Blomster is an excellent choice for curtains, furniture and other interior design projects where you want to create a vibrant, artistic expression with roots in both modernism and nature romance.