Spice Garden, 1954-1963

Spice Garden, the company’s first printed fabric, appealed to the contemporary aesthetic of the 1950s. The unusual use of color combined with a pattern of randomly scattered flowers, which were then unified by a subtle printed texture overlay. A popular pattern for twenty years, Spice Garden was printed on a number of different types of ground fabric, including lightweight linen, cotton, cotton and silk, and velvet.

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Title: Spice Garden
Dated: 1954-1963
Artist: Larsen Design Studio, New York; Designer: June Groff; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.
Artist Life: New York, est. 1952
Role: Designer
Gallery: Not on View
Department: Arts of the Americas
Dimension: overall: 12 1/2 x 34 3/4 in. (31.75 x 88.27 cm)
Credit: Gift of Cowtan & Tout, Inc.
Accession Number: 99.1.775.6
Medium: Linen; printed
Country: United States
Century: 20th century
Classification: Textiles
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Portfolio: From Spice Garden
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Spice Garden, 1954-1963

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Larsen Design Studio, New York; Designer: June Groff; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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