doupioni


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doupioni

(ˌduːpɪˈəʊnɪ) or

douppioni

n
(Textiles) a type of thick, irregular silk fabric
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The industry has "dared to push the envelope in the baby market that hasn't changed in 50 years," said Jean Kasem, chief executive of Little Miss Liberty, whose round cribs were dressed in everything from denim to doupioni silk, faux fur and pleather, a synthetic leather.
A washed chenille tapestry comforter lined with doupioni silk, which Chambers introduced at market, had sold very well to buyers from Scotland, England and the United Arab Emirates, in spite of its price, which is approximately 70 percent higher than Chambers' average $750 to $800 for a queen comforter in jacquard velvet.
As a result, customers are greeted by tables and shelves filled with multicolored scented candles; rich, embossed velvet and doupioni silk decorative pillows and lush throws; voluminous displays of colorful ceramics (beyond the traditional blue-and-white designs for which the Bombay store is known); and a bountiful floral department.
Iz Designs, a New York bedding company that specializes in unusual combinations of fibers, showed a handwoven chenille bedcover bordered and lined in silk doupioni, topped with textured mohair throws and iridescent silk velvet-backed mohair knit pillows.
Pennington Home showed three luxury beds that used upscale fabrications such as Belgian linen, cotton sateen, Doupioni silk and silk organza.
The accents include denim, cable knit, a yarn-dyed plaid, slubbed velvet and doupioni silk used for pillow shams and decorative pillows.
Further, the bedding is available in four fabrics --velvet, silk doupioni, cotton/ linen and linen.