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Four centuries of the South Indian cotton that Europe coveted, copied and banned.
HistoryFashion
At Victoria and Albert Museum.
Chintz began as a South Indian fabric with designs drawn by hand onto cotton, and became one of the most wanted and most contested textiles in history. The V&A's autumn 2027 exhibition tells that story across four centuries. Details to come.
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