paisleyspatterned
Paisley patterned refers to textiles and designs that feature the paisley motif, a teardrop-shaped curve with a rounded, comma-like upper end. The motif is often intricately decorated with floral or vegetal details and can appear as a single motif or a repeating field in a fabric.
The term derives from Paisley, Scotland, where in the 19th century manufacturers popularized a distinctive version
Design characteristics include the classic teardrop shape, curling ends, and often elaborate ornamentation such as leaves
In fashion and interior design, paisley patterns appear on scarves, neckties, dresses, upholstery, curtains, and wallpaper.