Vintage Mid-Century Alfred Shaheen Koi Fish Linen Textile Panel - Signed 45" x 2

Vintage Mid-Century Alfred Shaheen Koi Fish Linen Textile Panel - Signed 45" x 26"

Authentic Mid-Century Hawaiian Textile Art — Own a pristine piece of mid-century modern design history. This authentic, vintage fabric panel was designed by the legendary Hawaiian textile innovator Alfred Shaheen during the 1950s or 1960s. This hand-screened print features a dynamic school of five koi fish swimming elegantly across a textured base. Shaheen's master craftsmanship shines through in the brilliant rust-orange tones, bold black details, and intricate metallic gold accent inks that outline the geometric patterns of the fish scales.Collector Status & Authenticity:Signed Piece: The iconic script "Shaheen" signature is hand-printed directly into the screen layout near the tail of the lower koi fish.Deadstock Condition: This panel features its original raw, unhemmed factory edges on all sides. It has never been sewn, laundered, tailored, or altered.Versatile Display Options: Perfectly sized to be stretched over a canvas frame, mounted behind UV glass, or hung using vintage teak poster rails.Product Specifications:Designer: Alfred ShaheenOrigin: Printed in Hawaii, USAEra: Circa 1950s / 1960sPattern: Swimming Koi / CarpDimensions: 45" L x 26" WMaterial: Medium-weight linen or linen-cotton blendCondition: Excellent Vintage — vibrant inks, excellent metallic gold reflectivity, no dry rot, tears, or major blemishes.Care & Shipping Notes: To preserve the delicate, decades-old metallic pigments, do not dry clean or machine wash. If ironing is needed, iron strictly on the reverse side using a low heat setting and a protective pressing cloth. Your panel will be carefully rolled or lightly folded with tissue padding to prevent ink creasing during transit.

Authentic Mid-Century Hawaiian Textile Art — Own a pristine piece of mid-century modern design history. This authentic, vintage fabric panel was designed by the legendary Hawaiian textile innovator Alfred Shaheen during the 1950s or…