"Dress fabric of woven silk. The silk is woven with the pattern of a sinuous tree trunk from which hangs an opening but stylised pomegranate. A large flower with leaves grows between each fruit. The ground is green, the tree trunk and leaves are white and the fruit, flowers and other details are crimson, salmon pink, raspberry pink and pale green, There are two repeats in the width.\n\nDouble tabby - two warps and two wefts, both bound in tabby, one green and one white, with the green forming the ground and the white the tree trunk and leaves. The proportion of each is 1:1. A proportion of the threads from each warp (every fourth thread and every alternate shoot) is used to bind the pattern in 3/1 twill. The coloured pattern wefts are woven in changes i.e., crimson, salmon pink and green as required by the pattern. Only one pattern weft is used at a time. Selvages are 0.25 inch tabby with two faint stripes."@en . . . .