Vintage Damask Hats

Description: A sage green damask pattern by William Morris, a renowned Art Nouveau textile artist. He's known for creating glorious patterns often inspired by nature and plants. This one was created in 1887 and it has a floral pattern featuring large chrysanthemums surrounded by intricate foliage.

Description: brocade damask design reminiscent of the Persian or Indian fabric. Black and white.

Description: Elevate your collection with this striking crimson red and antique gold tessellation pattern. Featuring interlocking geometric star motifs and subtle flourish cutouts on a dark background, this design delivers a timeless, gothic-boho aesthetic. Designed to shine on phone cases, tote bags, throw pillows, laptop sleeves, and art prints.

Description: A dark bat hangs upside down with wings patterned in cream and crimson damask florals. Red strawberries and white blossoms trail around it on dark green vines, creating a striking contrast against the black body. The detailed, painterly rendering gives it an old botanical print feel. Made for goth fans, dark academia lovers and anyone who enjoys moody nature illustrations.

Description: The Damask Whale

Description: Beautifully detailed arabesque floral pattern with winding golden vines and elegant damask motifs. An exotic and sophisticated design inspired by historic Ottoman art.

Description: A repeating damask pattern by William Morris, an Art Nouveau textile artist. He's known for creating glorious patterns often inspired by nature and plants. This one was created in 1887 and it has intricately designed flowers set against a dark background. The flowers are rendered in shades of teal, aqua, and dark blue, creating a soothing and harmonious visual effect.

Description: Add cozy, rustic charm to your style with this warm cinnamon and coral floral lattice design. Featuring looping scrollwork flourishes intertwined with soft flower bursts on a dark backdrop, this piece captures a timeless folk-art and Scandinavian tapestry aesthetic. Designed to look stunning on phone cases, tote bags, journals, and home decor.

Description: Celebrate cozy holiday traditions with this vintage quilted Christmas bell design featuring rustic stitches, antique damask textures, and a soft sage green plaid bow. Warm, nostalgic, and made for lovers of timeless festive charm.

Description: A masterfully detailed digital masterpiece that reimagines a classic symbol of mortality as a high-tech Victorian artifact. This striking graphic features a majestic skull adorned with intricate golden filigree and deep ruby-red damask patterns, housing a complex system of exposed clockwork gears and cogs within its sockets. Set against a clean white backdrop, this ornate steampunk engraving merges baroque elegance with industrial sci-fi, targeting dark academia lovers, gothic lifestyle enthusiasts, and fans of elite alternative apparel.

Description: Bring energetic vintage vibes to your accessories with this retro orange and teal flourish lattice pattern. Crafted with looping ribbon-style scrollwork and teal accent frames on a black backdrop, this whimsical design brings a 70s pop-art touch to any product. Set on a transparent background, it is ideal for phone cases, vinyl stickers, tote bags, and journals.

Description: A nine-icon grid of decorative pumpkins in damask, plaid, floral, and gingham patterns, each with a coordinating bow. For fall lovers and coquette aesthetic fans everywhere. 🎃🎀

Description: Abstract geometric design on white background with intersecting diagonal and vertical stripes made of ornate damask floral ornament. Colors include orange, magenta pink, black, cyan light blue, beige, dark blue, red, green. Transparent overlapping effect where stripes cross, creating blended colors. Decorative vintage baroque pattern.

Description: A lavender and purple damask pattern by William Morris, a renowned Art Nouveau textile artist. He's known for creating glorious patterns often inspired by nature and plants. This one was created in 1887 and it has intricately designed pale lavender flowers set against a darker purple background, creating a soothing, harmonious visual effect.

Description: A repeating magenta and light pink damask pattern by William Morris, an Art Nouveau textile artist. He's known for creating glorious patterns often inspired by nature and plants. This one was created in 1887 and it has intricately designed pink flowers set against a darker magenta background, creating a soothing, harmonious visual effect.

Description: A repeating black and white damask pattern by William Morris, an Art Nouveau textile artist. He's known for creating glorious patterns often inspired by nature and plants. This one was created in 1887 and it has intricately designed flowers set against a dark background. The flowers are rendered in shades of teal, aqua, and dark blue, creating a soothing and harmonious visual effect.

Description: Gorgeous symmetrical floral design with a bouquet of turquoise, teal and gray flowers in a colourful vintage vase! Also check out my matching "Dreamy Damask" design for a coordinating pair. Both designs are also available in Yellow and Gray!

Description: Make a bold statement with this high-contrast retro tile design. Featuring vivid orange fluid shapes framed by intricate teal loop flourishes, this vibrant pattern blends mid-century modern style with bohemian tile art. Set on a dark background, this eye-catching graphic shines on phone cases, throw pillows, tote bags, and trendy lifestyle accessories.

Description: Bring classic elegance to your gear with this Art Nouveau inspired tile pattern. Combining soft muted gold line flourishes, teal diamond centers, and geometric accent dots, this damask-style graphic offers a refined vintage aesthetic. Set on a dark background, this pattern is designed to look stunning on phone cases, tote bags, journals, and home decor.

Description: Vintage botanical illustration, high quality restoration, and meticulously extracted. Vintage floral and Vintage flower.

Description: Floral chintz patterns date back to the early 17th century when adventurers were busy exploring and searching for the new world. Coming back from the East several explorers brought with them fantastically decorated Calico fabrics from India. Calico is a plain-woven textile made from unbleached and often not fully processed cotton.