Roxanna Persimmon Jacquard Watercolor Abstract Upholstery Fabric By The Yard
Bring artistic flair and modern sophistication to your home with the Roxanna Persimmon Jacquard Watercolor Abstract Upholstery Fabric by the Yard. This painterly floral design features an expressive blend of persimmon red, olive green, gold, and soft cream tones, creating a watercolor-like movement across the surface. The design’s freeform brushstroke effect adds an elegant yet contemporary touch, ideal for statement upholstery and décor accents.
The jacquard weave provides a subtle texture and luxurious hand, while the durable 85% polyester and 15% viscose construction ensures resilience and long-lasting beauty. Perfect for upholstery, cushions, or decorative projects, Roxanna Persimmon combines color artistry with performance-grade craftsmanship.
Details
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Description: Allover Watercolor Abstract
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Contents: 85% Polyester, 15% Viscose
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Repeat: Vertical 25" × Horizontal 28"
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Double Rubs: 30,000
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Railroaded: No
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Cleaning Code: S (Solvent-Based Cleaner)
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Style: Abstract, Floral, Painterly, Contemporary
Shipping:
*We can typically ship same or next day when payment is received
*We will neatly fold and place the item in a box for shipping. If you like it to be in roll form please let us know and we will calculate shipping fees accordingly.
*We can also combine shipping to help you save even farther
Payment:
We accept payment in the form of:
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Returns:
Each yard of material must be cut from the roll therefore we do not offer returns or exchanges, but if for any reason you are not happy with what you have received please contact us asap as we will handle any problems for you to insure your full satisfaction.
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