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Unrecognizable forms and layouts. In the textile business the word "abstract" is used to describe a nonobjective motif that cannot be described any other way.

A pattern resembling the skin or fur of an animal. There are numerous natural print that mankind love to love and respect their existence.

Arabesque An elaborate ornamental design of intertwined curvilinear floral or geometric motifs. Commonly comes from (or inspired by) Islamic art or architecture. See also Islamic pattern

A pattern of diamond-shaped rectangles in a diagonal alternating (checkerboard) arrangement. Typically uses a small number (two or three) colors. Mostly used in knitted fabrics.

Kids love the cars as do the adults here we are offering the dream pattern of Cars for Specially Kids

Boxes are everywhere, the perfect geometrical shape the nature has given to the mankind.

A check pattern produced by intersecting pin-sized stripes that are one or two lines apart sometimes combining boxes.

A traditional, woven or printed design of zigzags in a stripe layout, also called herringbone

A pattern of filled circles, usually of the same size and color, arranged at equal distances from each other in a set layout

A variant of damask that incorporates a satin or twill figuring that is contrasted with a plain or satin-weave ground.

A pattern whose elements are arranged along diagonal (diamond) lines.

Decorated with or consisting of flowers or patterns of flowers. 

A motif, pattern, or design depicting abstract, nonrepresentational shapes such as lines, circles, ellipses, triangles, rectangles, and polygons

A plane geometric pattern or a border interlocking that consists of lines that meet at right angles. Also known as fret pattern. Often used as an ornamental border design

A tossed pattern of small shoots, twigs, or leaves of a plant, commonly on a pastel background

Unlike prints which are applied to the fabric after it is woven, jacquard patterns

A mandala (emphasis on first syllable; Sanskrit मण्डल, maṇḍala – literally "circle") is a geometric configuration of symbols.

A circular part of the design in the shape of a disk, oval, diamond, hexagon, or other rotational figure, typically with a mirror symmetry, often used in the center as a focal point of an engineered design, or as an organic part of the motif.

A pattern constructed from small colored pieces.

A stylized teardrop-shaped design that originally appeared on Kashmir shawls mass-produced in Paisley.

A panel design is used when designer bring the life frame into pattern.

a dot in a pattern of regularly distributed dots in textile design.

A stripe pattern produced by lines that are about as thick as ones drawn by pencil. The distance between lines is often wider than the lines. Also called dress stripe.

Scenic design is the creation of theatrical, as well as nature or places that we dream to visit in our scenic memory.

A ribbon-like motif in the shape of a partly rolled scroll of paper

Famous shooting star are wish for every person to experience as they are mesmerizing the event of joy and happiness.

Salonika Fabrics swirl around florals and other pattern create a beautiful one step here and other step there

A pattern creating the appearance, feel, or illusion of a structure of a surface. Often depicts fabric, earth, wood, or building, granular, and other materials.

Thematic Designs are very popular in setting direction for recent interior fashion, these design have concept and direction towards trendy colors and patterns

The traditional pattern are always appealing as they are historically proven patterns in Textile Industry