Camellia Couture Fabric with Pastel Sequins and Beads – T8117

Description

Camellia Couture Fabric T8117

Camellia couture fabric T8117 combines raised floral petals, pastel sequins and beaded flower centres on a warm champagne-toned background. Mint, lilac and bronze-toned details give this design a romantic direction for engagement dresses and expressive occasionwear.

Main Features

Enchanting Spring Sakura and Camellia Flower Design:

Features a soft, romantic botanical pattern capturing the flow of Japanese cherry blossoms (Sakura) and five-petal Camellia flowers (Pastel Sakura & Camellia Floral Motif); delicate flower clusters spread dreamily over a base of lace and fine tulle, creating an artistic statement full of life and feminine elegance, perfect for the latest global haute couture trends.

Prominent layered texture and intricate 3D machine embroidery:

The embroidery is expertly crafted with great precision to create raised, tactile flower petals (3D Petals); Sakura and Camellia petals are detailed with shimmering pastel sequins and the edges are precisely outlined, with flower centers adorned with sparkling crystal and pearl beads, offering a luxurious tactile experience that reflects light with a gentle, enchanting glow with every movement.

A unique and warm pastel color palette:

The design uses an exceptional mix of colors that combines softness and joy; mint green, pastel purple, and champagne bronze petals blend over a warm champagne yellow hill base, creating an amazing visual depth and a striking spring contrast that catches the eye.

Multiple color options for designers:

This standout botanical pattern is the perfect choice for creating dreamy, vibrant feminine designs and is available in a range of curated, sophisticated color combinations (like the powder pink and icy gray shades shown in the side images). Please inquire about availability.

Guidelines

• Category:

  Couture Fabric, Fashion Fabric, Beaded Fabric

• Style:

  Glamorous, High-Fashion, Artistic

• Material:

  Tulle with machine embroidery, sequins and beading. Please confirm the complete fibre composition with our team before ordering. 

• Season:

  All-Season

Recommended For

This fabric is from the luxurious and bright Couture category, and it’s the perfect choice for:

• Engagement dresses and morning or outdoor royal parties (Outdoor & Garden Engagement Gowns) for the bride who is looking for a feminine, dreamy, and soft look.

• Luxury evening dresses (Swarée) for the bride’s or groom’s sisters to attend spring and summer events that call for a classy and cheerful appearance.

• Designs with smooth, flowing cuts (A-Line Gowns) or dresses with tiered skirts (Tiered Floral Dresses) to show off the 3D distribution of sakura and camellia flowers.

• Eid and elegant occasion kaftans designed with a soft and modern touch, with layered, wrapped tulle.

Working with camellia couture fabric

Plan the placement of the raised flowers before cutting. Keep prominent blossoms clear of awkward seam intersections and review the front, side and back panels together. Compare the embroidery against your intended lining under daylight and event lighting. A physical sample will help your maker assess drape, coverage and the support needed around the decorated areas.

Price 

List Price:

Contact us for a B2B quote and wholesale pricing.

Order camellia couture fabric T8117

When requesting a quote, include reference T8117 and your required quantity. Confirm usable width, available colourways, minimum quantities and delivery arrangements before production. Trial seam finishes on an offcut and request product-specific care advice before pressing or cleaning. Use a sample for accurate colour matching, since screens and reflective surfaces can change the appearance.

Explore more at Sketches Tekstil or compare 3D floral bridal fabric 1231. For background on decorative stitching, see the embroidery overview.

For dimensional floral designs, discuss fastening placement with your dressmaker. Raised petals may need extra clearance near zips, neckline bindings and seams. Test the planned construction on a small section before cutting the main panels.