1795 Charlotte Cederström - Summer Green Spencer Its vertical striped composition makes

Its vertical striped composition makes it suitable both for historical dressmaking and for decorative eighteenth-century inspired interiors

similar printed floral textiles were already produced and worn across the Nordic countries around the late 1700s and early 1800s

Unlike many royal women of her time

Although largely unrecognized during her lifetime

Known for her connection to Gustaf Mauritz Armfelt and her involvement in the Armfelt conspiracy

1795 Charlotte Cederström - Summer Green Spencer Its vertical striped composition makesWilliam Kilburn Floral Print, c. 1790 This design is recreated in honour of William Kilburn (17451818) the visionary who transformed textile design into an art form. His delicate florals and graceful compositions inspired generations, and his fight for originality led to Britains first copyright law protecting printed fabrics. With its soft sprays of wisteria and wildflowers, this print captures the refined beauty Kilburn celebrated. Reimagined from