The Hawai Fabric
Hawai serves as an exemplary illustration of how Josef Frank frequently fused imagination with reality in his patterns. Within the intertwined stems, flowers and fruits flourish in a way that evokes a dreamlike world imagined by Josef Frank during his years in New York from 1943 to 1945.
About the print
Hawai is one of several prints Josef Frank designed during his years spent in New York 1943 – 1945. For Hawai, he was inspired by a collection of palampores showcased at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Cabinet 522 upholstered in Hawai 315 linen fabric.