The ‘Lost’ Telecaster features an obscure paisley finish that revives a long-forgotten treatment from the late ’60s ...

That Wilde and his demi-monde friends loved paisley – the painterly textile pattern that resembles a teardrop or seed-shaped vegetable – is no surprise. More surprising is how paisley has ...

In Paisley Patterns: A Design Source Book, Valerie Reilly describes paisley as “one of the most enduring motifs that man has ever devised,” having been in constant use for more than 2,000 years.

The town of Paisley, Scotland, eclipsed Norwich and Edinburgh in shawl production in the early 19 th century, thanks to pattern piracy, fast-evolving labor structures, and early adoption of the ...

Her company’s newest fabrics include a giant raspberry-colored paisley motif splashed on an ivory field punctuated by chartreuse and orange dots. “Paisley is a wonderful traditional fabric ...

whether that comes in the form of a jacquard-knit motif on a cotton and wool-blend shawl collar coat, a paisley jacquard fabric hobo bag embellished by crystal rhinestones, or even a collapsible ...

Open your closet. If you find something with a paisley print you’ve also found a connection to the art of the ancient world. The curvy design is one of the most ubiquitous motifs in modern global ...

In the 19th Century they turned their attention to making shawls with immensely intricate designs based on Kashmiri originals, and the Paisley pattern was born. They were also highly cultured ...