Organza - a transparent hard fabric, sufficiently elastic and dense. Currently, it can often be found in everyday life - in the form of an ornament for flowers and, of course, as the main material in curtains. Usually, you can buy ready-made tulle and curtains from organza in any specialized supermarket, make it to order or sew yourself, buying a cloth in advance.
Brief history of organza and its types
Organza was brought to European countries from the East around the 18th century. Other sources say that it was first produced in Uzbekistan, in the city of Urgench, where the ancient silk-spinning industry is still located. Initially, the organza was made of silk, it began to be used in the manufacture of a veil, as a fashionable element of the outfit, and later it was massively used for tailoring.
Gone are the days, and an organza made of silk is simply impossible to find. Now the main component of this fabric is polyester. Due to this, organza tulle has a number of advantages - strength, resistance to light and other atmospheric phenomena, as well as its hard crushing. Separate organza into several types: monophonic, with printed pattern, tulle with embroidery and organza-chameleon, which overflows with all colors.
Application of organza
Organza has many unique characteristics, which makes it universal in its application. Tulle from organza is so transparent that it can be compared even with glass. Therefore, decorators often use it in dark and small rooms.
Due to the fact that the material has shine, organza tulle will harmoniously look in modern living rooms and halls, and also it can be used for bedroom and children's rooms in high-tech style .
Organza - a rigid fabric, it is not used for sewing curtains themselves - dense or light pouring. Because of its ability to lay uneven folds, organza is made only of tulle and decorative curtains.
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