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nero
nero
our price:$60.00

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Emperor Nero, who ruled Rome from 54 to 68 AD, is often remembered for his tyrannical reign, extravagant lifestyle, and artistic ambitions. He was strongly associated with the color black, a hue he preferred in his personal attire and surroundings, symbolizing his mourning for his perceived sufferings and perhaps reflecting his darker, complex personality. Nero's affinity for black contrasted sharply with the traditional Roman use of white and bright colors, underscoring his desire to stand apart and his unconventional approach to imperial image.

Draping yourself in this deep black moiré silk is akin to channeling an enigmatic and commanding presence like Emperor Nero. The luxurious waves and ripples of the moiré pattern mirror his own intricate and powerful influence, imbuing the wearer with a sense of sovereign confidence and undeniable allure…

This stunning 100% silk jacquard has a 28.5” repeat and is 54” wide.

*Important: this fabric has some observable slubs when it is oriented sideways. Jacquard uses raw silk because it requires weight and a textured look.
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maleficent
maleficent
our price:$60.00

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Ah, how delightfully wicked! This emerald-and-black moiré silk - the exact same colors as our Elphaba taffeta - with its sinuous and sinister green swirls, mirrors the dark elegance of this villainess’ very essence. It captures the ominous allure of a forest under a cursed moon and drapes its wearer with an air of malevolent grace…the perfect tribute to Maleficent’s enduring, enchanting power…

This stunning 100% silk jacquard has a 28.5” repeat and is 54” wide. BONUS: As a jacquard, this moiré is woven such that the intricate pattern - and its vibrant colors - are reversed on the opposite side, offering a duality of design that enhances its luxurious and versatile appeal.

*Important: this fabric has some observable slubs when it is oriented sideways. Jacquard uses raw silk because it requires weight and a textured look.

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caesar
caesar
our price:$60.00

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JULIUS CAESAR’s association with scarlet red is deeply tied to its symbolic meanings in Roman culture and beyond. In ancient Rome, scarlet was the color of power, and authority, making it fitting for a military leader like Caesar who expanded Roman territories through numerous campaigns. Scarlet was also linked to the Roman god Mars, the god of war, further reinforcing its connection to Caesar, who was viewed as a military genius. And as Caesar became a pivotal figure in Roman politics, scarlet came to symbolize not just military might but also political authority.

Thus, wrapping yourself in this rich, solid scarlet red moiré silk recalls the commanding aura of Julius Caesar, as well as his unmatched leadership and strategic genius. Wearing it, one feels the confidence of an emperor who radiates power and charisma with every movement…

This stunning 100% silk jacquard has a 28.5” repeat and is 54” wide.

*Important: this fabric has some observable slubs when it is oriented sideways. Jacquard uses raw silk because it requires weight and a textured look.

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cleopatra
cleopatra
our price:$60.00

TWO THOUSAND YEARS AGO, a powerful woman ascended to rule, bringing both wisdom and strength to her divided land. With charm and keen intelligence, she inspired allies and tempered enemies, striving for unity among her people. During her time in power, she faced storms of opposition, yet stood unshaken, her legacy shaping the course of history long after her time…

Draping yourself in this ultra-rich cobalt-and-onyx moiré evokes the powerful presence of Cleopatra, as well as her intelligence and political acumen. Wearing it, one feels a sense of wisdom and purpose, as well as the ability to connect with those around you…

This stunning 100% silk jacquard has a 28.5” repeat and is 54” wide. Flip the fabric over and you find the design’s color inverse! So it’s actually TWO silks in one!!

*Important: this fabric has some observable slubs when it is oriented sideways. Jacquard uses raw silk because it requires weight and a textured look.

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