Blue Blooms of Dacca
From the pages of a Victorian-era design reference comes this extraordinary lithograph documenting an embroidered Indian scarf end crafted in Dacca — the city now known as Dhaka, Bangladesh. Plate 48 of its source volume, the composition was drawn by P.H. Delamotte under the direction of Digby Wyatt as part of a landmark effort to preserve and celebrate the pinnacle of Indian craftsmanship for Western audiences.
Three sweeping arched panels overflow with densely layered blooms, unfurling leaves, and scrolling botanical vines — all rendered in rich indigo blue against a luminous cream ground. Ornate floral border columns and a scattered flower-field infill complete the composition, reflecting the deep influence of Mughal decorative tradition. The result is a study in disciplined beauty: structured yet lush, historic yet thoroughly at home in a contemporary interior.
Printed on gallery-quality stock and available in a range of sizes, Blue Blooms of Dacca brings the quiet authority of textile heritage into your space. Ideal for dining rooms, bedrooms, studies, or any interior anchored in a blue-and-white palette.
- Vertical orientation (2:3 ratio)
- Gallery-quality fine art print
- Vintage / Victorian original source material
- Artist: Jay Bryant Ward
Jay Bryant Ward desires to share his art
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🔲 Framed Canvas, ⬜ Stretched Canvas, ◻️ Rolled Canvas, 🔲 Framed Print, ◻️ Fine Art Paper
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10 x 14, 14 x 20, 18 x 26, 22 x 32, 26 x 38, 34 x 50, 42 x 62, 8 x 12, 12 x 18, 16 x 24, 20 x 30, 24 x 36, 32 x 48, 40 x 60, 13 x 17, 17 x 23, 23 x 31, 27 x 37, 31 x 43, 41 x 57
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Black Frame, White Frame, Silver Frame, Gold Frame, Natural Frame, Walnut Frame, No Frame
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