The phrase "art fabric" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to fabric that is specifically designed for artistic purposes or that features artistic designs.
Example: "The gallery showcased a collection of quilts made from vibrant art fabric, each telling a unique story through its patterns."
Alternatives: "artistic textile" or "creative fabric".
The resplendent quetzal the national bird of Guatemala, which shares its name with the currency and is a popular motif in art, fabric, and jewelry was worshipped and deified by the ancient Mayans and Aztecs.
Silitch runs a store full of "antiquities and curiosities," but the dolls, folk art fabric figures and ornaments with handpainted details, are her signature.
Eco-friendly activities will include a display of fuel-efficient, low-emission cars by members of SoCal Smarties, which bills itself as the largest Smart car club in America, and a section for "green" products and crafts including jewelry, household accessories and decor, refurbished Mexican folk art, fabric purses and quilts, soy products and recycled bottle lamps.
The flower became a motif in art, fabrics and interior design.
Ms. Bray oversaw interior design, looking for items that would be stylish but durable, she said, and choosing different art, fabrics and color schemes for the apartments to set them apart.
A truly British sense of the eccentric reigns at this London icon (Regent St; Liberty art fabrics £21 per metre).
Layer in art, fabrics and even outdoor rugs, pillows, throws; anything you use indoors you can use outdoors with water resistant fabric such as Sunbrella.
An understanding of the complex behaviour of coated woven fabrics is vital for the design of state-of-the-art fabric structures.
At a DFS factory on an industrial estate in Derbyshire there are banks of sewing machines, state-of-the-art fabric cutters and gas-powered staple guns.
While fashion is at the cutting-edge of design and technology, using stateof- the-art fabrics and computer-aided manufacture, many of the skills that underpin the industry are seriously old-school: drawing, pattern-cutting and embroidery.
To the designer and her team this means creating bathing suits that respect the natural curves of the body and enhance them through the use of state-of-the-art fabrics and cutting-edge design techniques, which include the injecting of silicon into layers of fabric to create a padded effect — as in a raised bow motif or a spongy spring to straps — and laser cutting to create precise forms.
