What is the Brohetelle?

fabric with heavy design performed mainly in relief is most often used for upholstery. The fabric is stiff and heavy. Patterns and name of this type of fabric come from marble, after which they are fashionable. It is mainly in the regions of France and Italy. Brocender is considered a variant on traditional Damascus. Brockatelle is a crossed fabric that is similar to a shot or damask. The fabric with origin in India, Brocade is a weaving silk often with springs of gold or silver thread that emphasizes its link and complement its patterns. On the other hand, the Damascus fabric traditionally uses a monochrome theme. The importance of Brocato is translated into an embossed substance that aptly describes the rich woven patyranes so commonly occurred in the Brocello fabrics for the following centuries. During its origin, the substance was found only in the richest homes.

originally had a substance to look similar to the toolSkin, which was very popular at the time. His elevated figures were edges in great relief. In its truest form, the Brocetell is a double bond made in silk and canvas warp and with the filling of the same materials. This filling added both strength and body to the material created for beauty and durability.

At the end of the 18th century, it was known that this substance had patterns from paintings. The fabric was designed to be usable with both side up. Gold metal fibers were the most common color of free sewing and was often built with white, red or medium blue.

While this fabric is classified most often as flat patterns stand out in such a high relief that they create a blistering and irregular effect. While today's Brocetelle fabric has changed, they are still carried out on a very tightly and compactly woven base.

This heavy, decorative and decorated fabric is used traditionally in living rooms as an accent on the chairs of the dining room and in ornate bedroomIce. Brockatelle is a more expensive substance because its production is demanding to work, unlike a simple ground fabric.