The “jacquard fabric” is a particular weaving, which uses a type of frame able to create patterns and designs rather elaborate. This type of weaving is named after the French weaver Joseph Marie Jacquard, who developed a mechanical system to automate the weaving process in the 19th century. Jacquard fabric can be made from various yarns, including cotton, silk, wool and synthetic fabrics, and is often used to create tapestries, upholstery, curtains, clothing and much more. Thanks to its particular designs and textures, the jacquard fabric is highly appreciated for high quality products with sophisticated design.
