Chinese Damask ( 織锦 ) is a kind of warp and weft alternating weave, their woven pattern is reversible, with the opposite side presenting itself like a film negative. This weaving technique, which originated in China, spread to Europe through India, Persia and Syria on the Silk Road.

Traditional Chinese damask was popular with the ancient aristocracy because of its gorgeous and delicate patterns. Chinese damask is often embroidered with plum blossoms, orchids, bamboo, chrysanthemums, phoenixes, peacocks, tigers and other auspicious motifs. There are many traditional brocades produced in Shanghai, Suzhou and Hangzhou, but Hangzhou is the most famous for its damasks.

NormalNormal's Chinese damask sample sets are all waste fabrics from factories. They can be used as fabric samples or to make small pieces of fabric products.