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This luxurious cotton sateen Duvet Set features white floral jacquard print on beige 400 thread count Egyptian cotton ground.Features Size: Queen ...

Product details:Explore the artisanship of the world with this feathers and leaf duvet cover set from IndiaCover set features traditional Hindi block printDuvet cover set pattern ...

This luxurious cotton sateen Duvet Set features jacquard rose print on 400 thread count Egyptian cotton.Features Size: Queen Color: PinkFace:100% Egyptian Cotton ...

In the mid-17th century, colorful printed cottons from India became a national obsession in France, with some prized even more than silk.

In the mid-17th century, colorful printed cottons from India became a national obsession in France, with some prized even more than silk.

Inspired by the Indian block printing technique, this textured duvet cover features a classic ogee pattern in a taupe and eggshell palette.

Update your bedroom decor with a Havanah duvet cover setHavanah bedding features all-over tropical floral motif Set includes duvet cover and two shams (one with twin set)King set ...

ABOUT THIS LINEN A young and modern version of block print work in a soft and neutral ivory and beige combination.

Inhabit's Soak in Winter Sky duvet cover sets feature sleek modern colors in a cool graphic print.

Inhabit's Soak in Amber duvet cover sets feature sleek modern colors in a cool graphic print.

Animal prints are fashion for the bed, working like neutrals to enhance other prints, solid colors and stripes.

This baby-wale duvet cover features a polka dot print in a slightly paler shade. Duvet cover has inner ties and hidden button closure.

CLOSEOUTS . An antique French document discovered at the Paris Flea Market inspired the rich print reproduced on this designer Versailles Queen duvet cover by Pamela Kline.

CLOSEOUTS . An antique French document discovered at the Paris Flea Market inspired the rich print reproduced on this designer Versailles King duvet cover by Pamela Kline.

In the mid-17th century, colorful printed cottons from India became a national obsession in France, with some prized even more than silk.