The full-length skirt is cut on the cross grain and features an all over pattern of orange and white painterly stipes with yellow, teal, and purple flowers dispersed throughout. Two vertical darts, ...

Archaeologists in Autun, France, found rare fabric fragments, including a large purple piece, woven with gold threads in several ancient tombs. Photo from Lucie Marquat / Inrap Archaeologists in ...

In 2020, archaeologists began excavating a necropolis near an early Christian church in Autun, France. They found 230 graves from the third through fifth centuries C.E., and some of them contained ...

Urban Outfitters Inc. lost its latest court battle, with a panel of judges ordering it to pay $530,000 for what it described as “reckless disregard” of a fabric design copyright owned by a ...

Wool fibers dyed with royal purple from around 1,000 BCE found in Timna Valley, Israel. (Dafna Gazit, courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority) (CN) — Evidence of fabric dating back to 3,000 years ...

DEAR GAIL: Help! I just received some fabric that I ordered and cannot return. It is a stripe that I want to use on my family room drapery panels. I thought the stripe was running the long way off ...

The color purple has long been associated with royalty. This wool fabric found in Israel dates to around 1,000 B.C. Dafna Gazit / Courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority Biblical stories ...

Purple-dyed fabric dating back to the purported Biblical reigns of David and Solomon has been discovered in Israel for the first time, according to archaeologists.. Possibly invented in Phoenicia ...

Cutis marmorata telangiectatica congenita (CMTC) is a rare condition that causes a marbled pattern on the skin. Learn the symptoms, other problems it can cause, and how it’s treated.

JERUSALEM (RNS) — Researchers in Israel have identified pieces of fabric dyed ‘true purple’ dating to the 10th century BCE, when David and Solomon ruled in Jerusalem, according to the Hebrew ...

Take one of your rectangular fabric layers. With the “right side” (or the outer-facing side, where the pattern might be) facing you, pin down the 4 fabric ties, one piece per corner.