Perhaps I'm predisposed by my degree in archaeology, but I'm completely in love with this pattern. And, really, I would have been a fan even if the fabric had been called something inane like "line-drawn design in warm browns." So I clearly can't blame the name! (You're right, though; my imagination is not so limited that I'd call any fabric something that dull.)

The intricately drawn design evokes petrified wood, dendrochronology, banded gneiss rock formations, coyote fences, Indigenous Australian Art, and so much more. The creamy off-white fabric's subtle but substantial texture blends perfectly with the warm brown colors of the Prehistory pattern.

A subtle, nature-inspired palette invites these fabrics into a variety of settings -- as home decor accents, clothing, or fashion accessories, we're convinced you'll love the tela collection. Designed as hand-drawn repeating patterns originally rendered in ink and gouache, these intricate drawings are professionally printed on sustainable fabrics to create unique works of art.

With a printed width of 53.5 inches, the fabric is 59" wide. At 20 ounces per linear yard, the fabric itself is approximately 14 ounces per square yard. It is made of a combination of organic cotton and hemp, sustainably grown and woven in China and printed in the US.

This pattern is also available in sateen, for more coordinating possibilities.