Peruvian Cloth

Peruvian Cloth
PERUVIAN CLOTH
A cloth much used for table covers. About 66-in. to 72-in. wide, made from heavy linen yarns dyed in dark shades of red, blue, brown, etc. Woven plain, but embroidered afterwards. Of Peruvian manufacture.

Dictionary of the English textile terms. 2014.

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