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Win Three Metres of Hand-Printed Fabric from Rapture & Wright
About the Prize:
You could win three metres of hand-printed fabric from Rapture & Wright.
All of their fabrics are printed to order in their Cotswold print workshop, on 100 percent natural fibres. Their production is powered by solar energy and all their waste water is filtered through a purification system.
The winner may select any design and colourway from their collection. Suitable for both curtains and upholstery, this fabric will bring a timeless elegance to any interior.
Worth £500.
About Rapture & Wright:
Founded in 2004 by Peter Thwaites and Rebecca Aird, Rapture & Wright grew from a shared desire to make something lasting by hand. Rebecca, formerly a graphic designer, and Peter, an illustrator working internationally on murals and decorative finishes, turned their portfolio of patterns into a collection of fabrics and wallpapers. Armed with a hand-built print table in a leaky barn and a determination to support British manufacturing, they began printing the hard way.
Today, their workshop remains one of the few hand-print studios left in the UK. Here, ideas move from sketch to screen, and from screen to cloth. Each colour requires its own screen; inks are mixed by hand, and fabric is carefully rolled, pressed and aligned before printing begins. It can take two people a full day to print just 30 metres. It's a slow process, but one that produces richly layered, subtly varied results.
Rapture & Wright adapt traditional screen-printing techniques for contemporary interiors, balancing bespoke flexibility with time-honoured craft. The repeat is carefully designed to remain invisible, creating a seamless flow across the cloth. Slight shifts in pressure and ink depth introduce a gentle tonal rhythm, ensuring every length is unique.
Committed to responsible production, they have developed an environmentally sustainable print works, proving that the hand of the maker need not leave a mark on the planet.
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Image Credits:
All images courtesy of Rapture & Wright
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