This fabric features a rare 1950s novelty print titled "Tin Horn Holiday" (also known as the "Piazza" print), designed by the legendary New Yorker illustrator Saul Steinberg.

Steinberg is renowned for his whimsical, modernist illustrations, and this specific design was produced by Regulated Cottons Inc. for retailers like J.C. Penney and Sears, Roebuck around 1952

The design, created in the early 1950s, features a whimsical, Las Vegas-inspired scene with stylized cowboys, palm trees, abstract automobiles, and street signs. This specific brown colorway with pink and green accents is a rare variation of the print.

Key Features of the Textile

Artist: Saul Steinberg.

Print Name: "Tin Horn Holiday".

Manufacturer: Produced by Regulated Cottons Inc. (often labeled as "A Regulated Cotton – Never Misbehaves").

Era: Circa 1952.

Original Use: This print was most commonly used for full circle skirts during the 1950s.

****This handmade apron has an open back just like a regular apron. It buttons in the back. The waist goes up to 32”. The length of the garment is approximately 27”.

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