Jo Mora - Tapestries - Visualmyth Fabric.com

Beautiful fabric, digitally printed. Tapestries and Scarves.  Visualmyth Fabric.com

"Il Paese di Cuchagnia" - The Land of Plenty

Printed on 100% Silk or Polyester Crepe de Chine or Silky Faille. Approx. 36"x36". Digital "enhancement" of a Public Domain image. A print from Italy, 1701-1800. NYPL.
 

West on Mars

Printed on semi-sheer 100% Silk or Polyester Crepe de Chine. Approx. 24" x 72". Visualmyth Fabric.

Night Fishing on the North Pacific

Tapestry size images printed on 100% Organic Cotton Sateen or Polyester Crepe de Chine with durable inks. (34"x38.5"). Unhemmed for custom display options. Digital "enhancement" from the original fish illustration by Edward Donovan, 1802. Public Domain, NYPL Collection, NYPL Collection. NOAA Chart, Public Domain. From Visualmyth Fabric

Nootka - Tapestry

 War-Ne-La, Nootka shaman, portrait, and in a canoe with her husband. Photograph: Benjamin W. Leeson. Public Domain, 1900's. NOAA chart, public domain. Tapestry size images printed on 100% Organic Cotton Sateen with durable inks. (34"x38.5"). Unhemmed for custom display options. From Visualmyth Fabric.

Visualmyth Fabric is OPEN

Visualmyth Fabric "celebrates the inspiration of fabric design as
cultural communication over eons of time. We design and print fabric
digitally."  
We are Open and commercially viable now, ready to connect with the
fabric clad, ie. everybody. The key to this enterprise is high quality
"print on demand". Every image is ready for printing.
 

Juillet a la Mer

Oil pastel embossed into paper, "embossed" onto Visualmyth Fabric. Available soon as a tapestry on Poly Silk or Cotton Sateen.

California Style in Piazza San Marco - 1957

A classic photograph customized to show a Visualmyth Fabric western scarf. From the Burke Family archives.

Western Scarf - Amarillo - OPEN May 22, 2016

Printed on semi-sheer 100% silk or polyester Crepe de Chine, with a delicate texture and beautiful drape. 36" x 36". Visualmyth Fabric explores the mystique of the West. The "paisley pattern" is a term in English for a design using the
buta or boteh, a droplet-shaped vegetable motif of Persian (i.e. Iranian) origin.