1870 Gertrud Staats Blueberry Popover Mantua Also well suited for historical

Also well suited for historical costume work and period-inspired designs

The original waistcoat was made from printed cotton with linen elements and reflects the practical yet elegant textile traditions used in Nordic folk costume and historical menswear

or accessories from the Gustavian to early Empire period

This design is adapted from an 1880s French walking dress preserved in The Met Museum

The refined floral lightness of this textile reflects the elegant decorative taste associated with late 18th-century cotton fabrics used for both fashionable dress and graceful outer garments

1870 Gertrud Staats Blueberry Popover Mantua Also well suited for historical1870s Floral Lattice Cotton Fabric Product Description This reconstructed textile design is inspired by a documented sample from an 1870s textile book held in museum collections. It reflects the refined decorative language of late Victorian fabrics, where structured geometry was combined with delicate floral elements. The composition balances a clear lattice framework with soft floral motifs and subtle dot detailing, creating both visual rhythm and