Brocade is a richly decorative woven fabric characterised by raised patterns, often incorporating silk, metallic threads or elaborate floral and scrolling motifs. Originating in the medieval period and reaching great popularity during the Renaissance and Baroque eras, brocade has long been associated with luxury furnishings, ceremonial textiles and fine upholstery. Antique brocade remains highly sought after for upholstering period furniture and creating elegant traditional interiors.
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