1300 princess Khutulun - Ruri-iro

Medieval Floral Fabric for Historical Dress

Product Description

This medieval-inspired textile is designed for historically accurate garments from the 14th–15th century. Ideal for reenactment, costume making, and historical dress, it supports both everyday and layered garments within medieval wardrobes.

The pattern features a dense, flowing arrangement of stylised organic forms, creating a lively and textured surface. Its irregular rhythm reflects early textile traditions and works well for garments where movement and visual depth are essential.

Well suited for

Waistcoat, Waist Coats, Särk, Petticoats, Open Dress, Aprons

Design & Historical Context

Based on a 14th-century block-printed textile fragment found in Fustat, this design represents materials that circulated widely across medieval trade networks. Such fabrics were used in garments across different regions, making them relevant for historically informed clothing and reconstruction work.

Khutulun (c. 1260 – c. 1306) lived during a period of extensive cultural exchange across the medieval world, where textiles, techniques, and materials moved between regions.

This design reflects that shared visual language, making it suitable for a wide range of medieval garment interpretations.