The stunning Tessitura Pardi Anfora Tablecloth features a masterfully designed and woven pattern that draws inspiration from Renaissance figurative arts. The pair of lengthened leaves and flowers with alternate movement shapes ogival frames, and inside is placed an amphora with different floral patterns. A similar deign can be admired in Raphaelle frescos in Vatican loge, illustrations of manuscripts, engravings and valuable tapestries.
Tessitura Pardi is a Family owned and operated mill near Montefalco in Umbria. Since 1949 they are weaving some of the finest linens in Italy. The mill employs slower, more traditional looms to produce richer, more luxurious texture and the designs focus on the natural beauty of the fibre in the choice of dyes, the use of linen's natural color, as well as in the drape and hand of the cloth.
