The "Hera" pattern is one of Liberty of London's most iconic and enduring designs, first introduced in 1887. It is named after the Greek goddess Hera, who was often associated with peacocks. The pattern's stylized peacock feathers have become synonymous with Liberty's Art Nouveau-inspired aesthetic.
During the 1970s, the "Hera" print experienced a resurgence in popularity, appearing on a variety of home furnishings and fashion items. Custom-made drapes using Liberty fabrics were a popular way to add a touch of luxury and sophistication to interiors. The value of these drapes lies in the combination of the high-quality Liberty fabric, the unique "Hera" design, and the custom craftsmanship. Set of two, pinch pleated, custom. Lined.