Flock printing has long been used to produce inexpensive imitations of velvets or flannels. In Turkish Wall, so named because it was inspired by a trip to Ankara, electromagnetic charges were used to attract and hold short irregular lengths of electron-bearing fibers (rayon, nylon, etc.) erect within areas of pigment printed on a sheer polyester base. This combination of method and material makes the pattern stand out in even greater relief.