Jacquardinspired
Jacquardinspired is an adjective used to describe designs, textiles, or artworks that evoke or emulate the visual and technical characteristics of Jacquard loom patterns. The term draws from the Jacquard loom, an early weaving machine developed by Joseph Marie Jacquard in the early 19th century, which used a system of punched cards to control complex weaving sequences and produce intricate motifs.
In practice, jacquardinspired works feature detailed, repeating motifs and textured surfaces reminiscent of damask or brocade
Applications of jacquardinspired design span fashion, interior textiles, upholstery, and digital textile design. In fashion, it
Notes: Jacquardinspired is not a formally standardized term and may be used descriptively to convey influence