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title: The Art of Handcrafted Textiles
description: From the handcrafted, artisanal textile to the natural fibers and prints that bring the art of the craft into the home - see more from our...
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# [The Art of Handcrafted Textiles](https://blog.fabricut.com/the-art-of-handcrafted-textiles)

 Written by [Fabricut](https://blog.fabricut.com/author/fabricut) | May 2, 2019 8:00:00 PM

There is something unmistakably appealing about the handmade. The rich history of textiles as one of the oldest forms of art continues to influence textile design today, with handmade techniques passed down through generations of textile designers. As we continue to find inspiration in handcrafted textiles, we've pulled together several new products developed with handcrafting processes and images of the artisans at work.

Employing handcrafting techniques including screen printing, fabrics like Ion Damask are printed at our mill by artisans who apply the pattern by hand down the bolt of fabric. Ion Damask's natural linen ground is the perfect backdrop for the hand-screened damask design, bringing a more relaxed look ideal for bohemian or globally inspired interiors.

<https://fabricut.com/fabric/9429406/ion-damask/bronze>

**Ion Damask**  
Bronze

More handcrafted-inspired fabrics to inspire: 

<https://fabricut.com/fabric/9438902/beaman-floral/coral-stone>

**Beaman Floral**  
Coral Stone

<https://fabricut.com/fabric/9385104/warwick/raffia>

**Warwick**  
Raffia

<https://fabricut.com/fabric/9463802/naish-geo/harvest>

**Naish Geo**  
Harvest

Using the same screen printing technique, pattern Amaris Stripe's small-scale design is printed onto a cotton/linen blend ground. Hand-screening the fabric design lends the fabric a uniqueness unlike anything made entirely by machine.

<https://fabricut.com/fabric/9428901/amaris-stripe/melon>

**Amaris Stripe**  
Melon

Compliment the look with layerable textures, earthy hues, and hand-embellished products from our fabric and trim collections:

<https://fabricut.com/fabric/1845710/lincoln/sand>

**Starting Lineup**  
Sand

<https://fabricut.com/fabric/9386212/intrigue/sesame>

**Intrigue**  
Sesame

<https://fabricut.com/fabric/9462801/tigard-stripe/ocean>

**Tigard Stripe**  
Ocean

<https://fabricut.com/trimming/7465704/amelie/flint>

**Amelie**  
Flint

<https://fabricut.com/trimming/2844917/genteel/apricot>

**Genteel**  
Apricot

<https://fabricut.com/trimming/6559801/indochine/chambray>

**Indochine**  
Chambray

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