Vintage Orange Damask Printed Burlap Fabric Remnant
Unbranded · Art & Decor > Textiles & Sewing Fabric
Era / Decade
1960s-1970s
Material
Natural jute or hemp burlap with screen-printed pigment; coarse, open-weave texture characteristic of mid-century utility textiles.
Condition
Good (Vintage Condition). The fabric shows raw, frayed edges and some loose threads, which is typical for remnants. The print remains vibrant with minimal fading.
Demand Level
Moderate - Niche. Highly sought after by vintage textile collectors and DIY crafters looking for authentic retro accents.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
Low: $12.00 | Mid: $22.00 | High: $35.00 (depending on total yardage)
Estimated Retail Value
$15.00 - $25.00
Comparable Sales
Similar vintage burlap remnants of 1-2 yards have recently sold for $20-$30 on Etsy; smaller scraps typically go for $10-$15 to slow-stitch artists.
Description
A striking vintage fabric remnant featuring a bold, oversized damask pattern screen-printed in a vibrant burnt orange on a natural tan burlap base. This textile offers a unique architectural texture, perfect for rustic-chic decor, upholstery projects, or period-accurate crafting. The weave is typical of high-character jute, providing a sturdy and tactile feel.
Key Features
Highly desirable mid-century color palette; popular damask pattern; unique textural contrast between elegant print and coarse burlap; ideal for cottagecore or retro-boho aesthetics.
Authenticity Indicators
The irregular weave of the jute and the specific saturation of the orange pigment are hallmarks of 1960s/70s decorative burlap; high confidence in vintage status.
Flaws to Note
Frayed and unfinished edges; potential for 'burlap scent' common in older natural fibers; some shedding of fibers from the raw cut sides.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy (best for vintage supplies), eBay (vintage textile collectors), or Instagram/Facebook 'MCM' (Mid-Century Modern) buy/sell groups.
Selling Tips
Measure the exact dimensions (length x width) and include them in the title. Use keywords like 'MCM,' 'Retro,' 'Boho,' and 'Screen Printed.' Photograph in natural light to show the true orange hue and the texture of the weave.