A cotton fabric printed or glazed usually printed with bright colors.
From the Hindi word 'chint' that meant variegated. Today the word refers to cotton printed with large-scale floral designs, usually glazed and especially suited to furnishings.
another term for a calico or tortoiseshell and white cat.
Glazed cotton fabric often printed with figures or large floral designs.
cotton cloth, usually printed with flowery patterns, that has a slightly shiny appearance. Used in draperies, slipcovers, dresses, and sportswear.
1. A glazed solid or printed fabric usually of cotton or a cotton blend 2. A plain weave fabric, usually cotton, with a multicolor print which may or may not be glazed. If it is unglazed it is called cretonne.
solid or printed cotton or cotton blend fabrics with a slightly shiny or glazed finish
Cotton fabric produced by passing the fabric between heated rollers under pressure. This glazed cotton is often printed with figures and large flower designs. Used widely in upholstery fabric.
Glazed cotton fabric often printed with figures and flower designs.
A printed and glazed cotton fabric usually of bright colors.
Any closely woven, plain weave fabric with a shiny lustrous finish, often printed in bright floral designs.
Chintz, cotton print cloth of high-count plain weave, typically features bright, attractive floral or geometric designs, both large and small. It is often used for draperies, slipcovers, and dresses. Glazed chintz has a permanent or semi-permanent glaze.
Glazed printed cotton fabric, originally inexpensive.
a brightly printed and glazed cotton fabric
Glazed cotton, often with bright floral prints.
Glazed cotton fabric often printed with figurative and large flower designs on a light or white background. Some glazes wash out in laundering but others, such as, resin finishes, are permanent.
A glazed cotton fabric giving off a “shine”. If a durable glaze is not used, it could wash out in laundering and lose it's shine.
A plain weave, medium-weight cotton fabric printed in brightly colored flower patterns with a glazed finish.
A highly lustrous, plain woven cotton with a bright, glazed surface, generally made by finishing a print cloth construction.
A lustrous, plain, closely woven cotton fabric available in a variety of colors and prints. A glazed finish (usually permanent) provides the surface shine and the crisp hand. Chintz is smooth, embossed or quilted.
The all-over design usually of a repeating floral arrangement which covers at least one surface (inside or outside) of a china piece. Often based on chintz fabric designs.
A glazed, printed, plain-weave fabric, usually made of cotton.
A plain-weave fabric, which has been glazed to produce a polished look. Usually made of cotton, this fabric is most commonly used in blouses, dresses, draperies, and slipcovers.
A usually glazed printed cotton fabric.
A flat fabric which has been treated to give it a polished look, usually printed with a design.
a glazed cotton fabric, typically printed with a floral pattern.
a cotton printed in several colors on a light or white background
Glazed cotton fabric often printed with figuratives and large flower designs name from the Hindu word meaning "sport".
Glazed fabric, usually printed in bright florals and stripes, mostly used for drapery and upholstery, but also for apparel. Details...
A plain woven fabric with a glazed finish.
Printed cotton fabric, often "polished" or glazed, frequently used in country or casual rooms.
Plain-weave fabric (often cotton) that has been glazed to create a subtle surface sheen and greater shape retention - frequently highly patterned.
Glazed cotton fabric, often printed. Used widely in upholstery fabric.
A floral printed cotton fabric.
Glazed cotton fabric mainly used for draperies and cushion covers. Commonly printed with figurative and large floral designs and used in country or casual rooms.
A fine cotton cloth usually having a printed design. Chintz originated in India in the 17th century, and was called "chint," which means spotted. Practically all modern chintz is calendered or glazed, which makes it more resistant to dirt. In washing glazed chintz, the glaze is lost and cannot easily be renewed. The shiny surface and stiff texture produced by glazing also add to its charm. Chintz may be printed by blocks, copper plates, screens, or rollers, or it may be plain, in various colors. It is widely used for draperies, slipcovers, lamp shades, and upholstery.
A form of cotton worn by the working classes.
Closely woven, lustrous, plain weave cotton fabric, printed or plain, that has been friction calendered or glazed. Much used for curtainings and upholstery.
Chintz is calico cloth printed with flowers and other devices in different colors. It was originally of Eastern manufacture. ;
A printed cotton fabric that is often "shiny" or glazed.
A plain-weave fabric, which has been glazed to produce a polished look. Fabric must be dry-cleaned as the glazing will wash off with machine laundering. Suitable for drapes and lining.
Originally any printed cotton fabric. Now refers to fabric with a glazed or "polished" surface.
A printed cotton fabric usually with a glazed finish.
Chintz is a cotton fabric, with or without a printed pattern, that has a glaze created by applying resin and calendaring.
Brightly printed cotton fabric, often glazed or "polished" high sheen, commonly used in casual rooms.
Printed cotton fabric with a glazed ("polished"-looking) high sheen.
A printed and glazed thin cotton fabric in bright colors. More on chintz and other fabrics Colorwashing is an easy way to update your rooms for spring. colorwashing A decorative paint technique in which a base color and glaze(s) are applied to a wall for a muted, "washed" effect. More info
Fabric that has been printed and then glazed to have a high sheen. Usually cotton and floral, occasionally in solids, plaids or stripes. From the Hindu word for shiny or spotted.
Chintz is calico cloth printed with flowers and other devices in different colours, originally from India.