AKI NO KOE, a Japanese expression, means “Autumn’s voice” — all the sounds of the season, such as the wind rustling against dry leaves, rain hitting the ground, or chirping crickets at twilight…This damask murmurs in autumn's voice. It is cloaked in the gentle warmth of copper and olive tones. Its floral pattern drifts and intertwines, like falling leaves, melting into the fabric’s quiet depths. Woven with serene precision, this silk embodied the fragile beauty of autumn, haunting yet tender, carrying the quiet echo of leaves turning, of twilight deepening, of memories settling like whispers in the evening air…This coppery-and-olive damask has a 10.5” repeat and is 54” wide. The plain bands are 8" wide and the flowered bands are 6" wide. And because it’s a jacquard with opposite sides, it’s two silks in one!
