Collection: Embossed Fabric

Embossing involves making reliefs on surfaces of fabric, etc so that the image is imprinted in either a raised or lowered design. In commercial fabric production Stamps made of metals, rubber or engraved rollers are usually used for embossing.

During the early modern period, people embraced decorative embellishments on textiles like never before. Glance at any portrait from the sixteenth or seventeenth century, and you will see textiles with a wide range of surface decorations ranging from elaborate geometric and floral patterns, large slashes and small pinks cut into fabrics, to applied ribbons, braid, pearls, gemstones and spangles.

One method of fashionable surface decoration was stamping or ‘printing’ into textiles, embossing motifs into a fabric using heat and pressure.

If you want to get a sample of these embossed fabrics. You can click on the sample purchase link below.

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