Trellis and vine. 17th century European traders entranced with the Chinese pen and ink painting style helped to create the interiors trend of the gracious class for well over a century. These designs – known as “bird and Flower” motifs – graced not only wall panels, but fabrics and furniture, lacquer ware and china. Sferra’a chinoiserie version pays lustrous homage to this storied tradition, bearing a modern mood: meandering vines trellis upward with graceful flower blooms in delightful colors. Jacquard-woven in Italy of 100-percent Egyptian cotton to a superlative 700 thread count lends the elegant Sateen ground a glint of light. Clean Punta ombre detailing and three-inch-wide flanged edges finish duvets and shams. The enchanting exotic