Tat Tvam fabric by Dedar: Poetry in textiles, inspired by kintsugi

Dedar’s Tat Tvam fabric is an artistic jacquard that combines tradition and modernity in a single, sumptuous weave. On a silk and wool background, a refined pattern of yarn-dyed lines unfolds, like sparkling cracks in a satin surface. The inspiration is clear: the Japanese art of kintsugi, in which cracks are not hidden but rather amplified and celebrated with gold.

The result is a rich, lustrous fabric in which every "imperfection" tells a story. The play of lines seems random, but is precisely orchestrated — playful, precious, and evocative.

Luxurious jacquard weave with beautiful layering

Tat Tvam is woven in a jacquard technique that creates depth, texture and light effects. The base consists of a mix of silk and wool, which gives the fabric a characteristic shine and a flowing drape. The delicate shades balance between jewel-like shine and subtle metallic accents, depending on the incidence of light.

The structure feels supple, but is full and robust enough for intensive use as a curtain fabric with a decorative function. The Tat Tvam fabric is designed for interiors where art, craft and materiality come together.

Dedar: Textiles with a soul

Dedar is known for its experimental approach to fabrics, where sensory and narrative are central. With Tat Tvam, the brand pays homage to transience and beauty, wrapped in a jacquard full of symbolism, shine and texture. It is a fabric for those looking for refined statements in the home.

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