Cinnamon Moire Silk Fabric – Turkish Kutnu, Silk & Cotton, Sold by the Meter
Description
Cinnamon moiré kutnu with a warm, spiced reddish-brown tone and a soft watermark pattern. A traditional Turkish weave of silk and cotton, a rich, cozy color for autumnal interiors, upholstery accents and tailored fashion details.
Specifications
Composition: 50% silk, 50% cotton
Weight: 170 g/m² (≈39 momme)
Width: 50 cm (≈19.7 in)
Hand: soft and fluid, with a subtle sheen
Color: cinnamon
Ordering
Price is per 1 meter (39.4 in / ≈1.09 yd). Multiple meters are cut as one continuous length. Swatches are available. Bulk and trade pricing for designers on request.
What is kutnu?
Kutnu is a silk-and-cotton weave closely associated with Gaziantep in southeastern Türkiye, where it has been produced since around the 16th century. It was valued by the Ottoman court for its sheen and durability, and its characteristic moiré (watermark) finish makes it a distinctive choice for interiors and fashion.
Uses
Cushions and pillow covers, headboards, ottomans and pouf upholstery, lampshades, jackets and waistcoats, kimonos, ties, bags and clutches, jewelry boxes and frame coverings.
Care
Dry clean only. Water will remove the moiré effect.
Shipping
Ships from Türkiye within 5 business days. Import duties and taxes are paid by the recipient. See our Shipping Policy for details.
Cinnamon moiré kutnu with a warm, spiced reddish-brown tone and a soft watermark pattern. A traditional Turkish weave of silk and cotton, a rich, cozy color for autumnal interiors, upholstery accents and tailored fashion details.
Specifications
Composition: 50% silk, 50% cotton
Weight: 170 g/m² (≈39 momme)
Width: 50 cm (≈19.7 in)
Hand: soft and fluid, with a subtle sheen
Color: cinnamon
Ordering
Price is per 1 meter (39.4 in / ≈1.09 yd). Multiple meters are cut as one continuous length. Swatches are available. Bulk and trade pricing for designers on request.
What is kutnu?
Kutnu is a silk-and-cotton weave closely associated with Gaziantep in southeastern Türkiye, where it has been produced since around the 16th century. It was valued by the Ottoman court for its sheen and durability, and its characteristic moiré (watermark) finish makes it a distinctive choice for interiors and fashion.
Uses
Cushions and pillow covers, headboards, ottomans and pouf upholstery, lampshades, jackets and waistcoats, kimonos, ties, bags and clutches, jewelry boxes and frame coverings.
Care
Dry clean only. Water will remove the moiré effect.
Shipping
Ships from Türkiye within 5 business days. Import duties and taxes are paid by the recipient. See our Shipping Policy for details.
