Peter Hall & other Heal's fabric designs

Tivoli design by Peter Halll for Heals in new condition a pure example of 60s pyschadelia how did end up in a rural hamlet in France

the dude in your avatar would have worn that in shirt form

a groovy Kaftan ?

I would have gone for bell-bottoms myself

you'd probably have gone for those bell bottom dungerees

Hmmm don't seem to have that one!
See my heals collection here, including several Peter Hall.

http://www.magicfabric.magix.net/public/fabrics/Fabric-heals.htm

denbydump wrote:Hmmm don't seem to have that one!
See my heals collection here, including several Peter Hall.

http://www.magicfabric.magix.net/public/fabrics/Fabric-heals.htm

far out

very interesting indeed DD
I didn't realise Barbera Brown designed the Midwinter Focus design! I always loved those teapots

dantheman wrote:very interesting indeed DD
I didn't realise Barbera Brown designed the Midwinter Focus design! I always loved those teapots

That pattern came out in 1964 and the previous year a textile design by her for Heal's called Recurrence had similarities.

Focus pattern was one of the biggest sellers on David Queensbury's "Fine" shape.

"PAGEANT" by Jyoti Bhomik (1966). About half way down.
You may see a similarity to the "Kismet" and "Bengal" Midwinter patterns
by the same designer (c1968).