HOWARD CARTER (BRITISH 20TH CENTURY) FOR HEALS: A length of 'Pansies' fabric, designed in 1962, in the blue colourway, sewn as two curtain panels, printed 'HEALS "PANSIES" DESIGNED BY HOWARD CARTER / WOVEN AND PRINTED IN ENGLAND'; a length of 'Pansies' fabric, designed in 1962, in the purple colourway, sewn as two curtain panels, printed 'HEALS "PANSIES" DESIGNED BY HOWARD CARTER / WOVEN AND PRINTED IN ENGLAND'; a length of 'Pansies' fabric,designed in 1962, in the orange colourway, sewn as two curtain panels, printed 'HEALS "PANSIES" DESIGNED BY HOWARD CARTER / WOVEN AND PRINTED IN ENGLAND'; and a length of 'Sunflower' fabric, designed in 1961, sewn as two curtain panels, printed 'HEALS "SUNFLOWER" DESIGNED BY HOWARD CARTER DESIGN CENTRE AWARD 1962 / WOVEN AND PRINTED IN ENGLAND' (8)

Pansies blue: 213 x 113 cm per panel
Pansies purple: each panel approx 200 x 110 cm
Pansies orange: each panel approx 170 x 148 cm
Sunflower: each panel approx 204 x 109 cm

Reference:
See Victoria & Albert Museum, London, accession numbers CIRC.652-1962 (Pansies) and CIRC.3-1962 (Sunflower) for other examples of these fabrics.

From the V&A: The late 1940s to the 1970s was a remarkably creative era in British textile design. Aided by post-war confidence and growth, a new wave of designs was produced, influenced by art and design from around the world. Designers created markedly contemporary, buoyant styles that elevated textile design to new heights, lifted public spirits and transformed the home.