1744 Hedvig Charlotta Nordenflycht - Jupiter Francaise allowing garments to maintain visual

allowing garments to maintain visual clarity while supporting complex shapes and layered compositions

was a Swedish court lady

The balanced floral rhythm also works beautifully for smaller furnishing accents and decorative textile applications

running her own studio in Aalborg and working with both local society and royal clients

She was the second wife of William Godwin and stepmother to Mary Shelley

1744 Hedvig Charlotta Nordenflycht - Jupiter Francaise allowing garments to maintain visual18th Century Swedish Floral Print Product Description This design is a detailed reconstruction of an early to mid 18th century Swedish floral print, defined by large, boldly rendered blossoms combined with finer secondary flowers, leaves, and scrolling stems. The composition forms a dense all over pattern with a balanced repeat, well suited to larger fabric surfaces. The motif structure alternates between dominant floral forms and lighter botanical