Harateen

Woolen cloth of 18th and early 19th centuries From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Harateen or harrateen[1] was a woolen material of the 18th and early 19th-century produced in England. It was a furnishing material with a pattern used in upholstery.

Fabrication

Harateen was a plain weave fabric manufactured with coarser weft than the warp yarns. Then undergoes a procedure of watering and stamping. The two layers of cloth were pressed together with a hot press. Imprinted, thicker horizontal strands produce a distinct wavy pattern.[2][3][4]

Use

This fabric was used for curtains and bed hangings.[5][6]

References

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