It is also steps with broad internal and sartorial sensations that are bending filly and feminine. See Laila Gohar’s Mediterranean Port-inspired collection for Gohar World, which started in this year Salon del mobile in Milan: All Big-Boud Dinner Napkins, Pearl-Vated Les Doli Coaster, and Bataneburg gave birth to bottles in the lace apron. Recently Rococo RevivalWhereas in search of a more grand and colorful era, a Ruching and Rafal details have been seen while experiencing an Renaissance. And Sarai fashion, and as we slide in summer, chlo-eask blooms, Vintage-inspired Dane girlAnd classic j. Crew, ventilated embroidered shirt is lying. Broderie Anglaise is far behind.

The collection began as a research project for Techla – an exploration in an craft once deeply historical and incredibly diverse. Despite the name – which translates into “English embroidery” – this practice took place in Eastern Europe of the 16th century. When it came to England in the 19th century and was nominated by French traders, Brodiri Anglicis became a go-to for domestic linen, women’s clothes, sleepwear and children’s clothes, appreciated for its practicality as well as its elegant expansion. “The process revealed a wide universe of techniques, each inherent in care, time and tradition of meditation, which adds a feeling of indifference to every piece,” Juhal explains. Modern romance The exhibition included some examiner and pieces of development – which also indicate future expansion for Techla.

“Broadary Anglicice Collection is a new chapter in this trip,” Juhal says. “While it is inherent in Tekla philosophy, it examines a more decorative expression.” Hirloom beds inspired by Linen and Heritage Fabrics, follows the sweet and indifferent Christmas campaign of the brand Patchwork bearWho took inspiration from Hans Christian Anderson stories Princess and peas. The emotional story continues that is Broodiri Anglice, which has decorative cushions in many articulations of embroidered decent covers, pillow shams, and decorative cushions, and brorgery angles style; Cut-outs, layered huge patterns softened, interested, and scalp, floral and geometric edges. Designed in Copenhagen and produced in Portugal, it is made with organic cotton, and is mildly stoned to make it crisp and soft. Juhal says, “We have introduced a visual language that feels more romantic, even expressive – yet exactly Techla,” Juhal says. “This development reflects a natural progress for us, one that we have come from, while making space for a new interpretation and expands on the home universe.”