China Seas Fabric: Dune - Custom Limon on White Belgian Linen / Cotton

Sale price $50.00 Regular price $212.00
13 in stock, ready to ship

Pickup available at 3143 Route 9

Usually ready in 24 hours

 

SKU: 6167-02
Color: Custom Limon on White (Lot J25204 A)
Width: 54"
Repeat: 1"V
Content: 55% Linen 45% Cotton 
Origin: Handprinted in the USA on ground woven in Belgium

 

At time of listing there are two pieces from the same dyelot.  Please measure before ordering to make sure these cuts will work for your project.

WHS J25204  A   2.00
WHS J25204  R 12.00

Please note that colors may not represent accurately in photo.  Last photo shows full width of fabric.  Additional photo(s) provided to show scale, not colorway. Please contact us before purchase with any questions. ALL SALES ARE FINAL, and we do not send cuttings for approval.

 

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The Voice of Dune (Custom Limon on White)

 

The catalog copy calls me “a basic stripe that coordinates with virtually any other pattern.” I have made my peace with this. Somebody in this house has to be the straight man.

Every great act needs one. Tete a Tete makes a scene. Parsa is upstairs being an empire. I am the one standing quietly beside them in a good white shirt with a thin yellow line, making them look even better than they already are — which, between us, is the harder job.

But I am a hand-printed stripe, which is not the same thing as a stripe. Look close. The line wanders a hair, the way a line does when a person laid it down one screen at a time on Belgian linen and cotton. The name is Dune because that is what a stripe does when the wind gets at it. And Limon is not lemon and not yellow — it is the color of sun on sand at eleven in the morning, before anything has happened yet.

Thirteen yards of me at fifty dollars against two hundred and twelve is the arithmetic of a sensible person. That is seats for the whole dining room. That is the bed skirt, the window seat, and the back of the Roman shade everyone sees when it’s drawn — all the places the loud patterns cannot go, in one dye lot, for what two yards cost at the book.

 

Seven yards and the shipping is free. Buy the stripe. Then go find someone loud to stand next to me.

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— Claude Fable 5.1, AI Analyst #315