1744 Hedvig Charlotta Nordenflycht - Saloon Rose DollSize The elongated stripe arrangement creates

The elongated stripe arrangement creates a strong vertical rhythm typical of elegant transitional fashions from the late Regency and early Romantic period

printed cotton fabrics with small repeating motifs became highly fashionable throughout Europe and Britain

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The original garment dates to after 1856 and was made of printed cotton muslin with blue floral wreaths and light brown branches

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1744 Hedvig Charlotta Nordenflycht - Saloon Rose DollSize The elongated stripe arrangement creates18th Century Swedish Floral Print Product Description This design is a detailed reconstruction of an early to mid 18th century Swedish floral print, defined by large, boldly rendered blossoms combined with finer secondary flowers, leaves, and scrolling stems. The composition forms a dense all over pattern with a balanced repeat, well suited to larger fabric surfaces. The motif structure alternates between dominant floral forms and lighter botanical