Description
A striking set of vintage bluework embroidered linen panels, repurposed from a mid-20th century tablecloth and presented as elegant textile wall art.
Worked in tonal blue thread on a crisp white linen ground, the design features charming chinoiserie-inspired landscape scenes, including stylised trees, architectural elements, and decorative borders. The composition echoes the timeless appeal of traditional “Willow pattern” imagery, a design that became widely popular in England in the late 18th century after being inspired by imported Chinese porcelain.
By the early to mid-20th century, these motifs had been adapted into embroidery patterns for domestic use, allowing makers to recreate the fashionable blue-and-white aesthetic within the home. This piece is a beautiful example of that tradition, combining craftsmanship with a long-standing decorative heritage.
The simplicity of the blue palette gives the embroidery a refined and versatile quality, making it especially suitable for modern interiors. When framed, each section becomes a delicate and atmospheric artwork, perfect for kitchens, dining spaces, or layered gallery walls.
Dimensions: 90cm square












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