The floor-to-ceiling INTERMEZZO linen-viscose fabric demonstrates the manual aspect of the manufacturing standards at Christian Fischbacher. The fabric is embroidered to the halfway point with a matt cotton yarn. The floral, romantic motif in the embroidery contrasts with a strongly defined graphic border. This interplay of contrasts also emerges in the tie-dye dyeing process, which gives rise to a colour gradient from dark to light after weaving. This does not reach as far as the embroidery, but allows a 140 cm length of natural white cloth to remain, forming an effective contrast to the handcrafted sophistication. The multitude of manufacturing stages that are carried out exclusively by hand result in a fabric that retains a sense of individuality in its colouration and embroidery, and which it is almost impossible to replicate.
