Which fabric is 100% cotton and features a jacquard weave with naturally colored yarns?

• A. Bird's eye pique
• B. Tapestry
• C. Jacquard Upholstery
• D. Damask

Answer: (C)

Jacquard weaving lets the loom control each warp thread to build complex, woven patterns directly into the fabric. When a fabric is described as 100% cotton with a jacquard weave and naturally colored yarns, it points to an upholstery textile that uses a jacquard loom to create its pattern while remaining in a natural, undyed cotton palette. The upholstery application emphasizes durability and pattern built into the weave, and using natural cotton yarns gives that subtle, natural color without heavy dyeing.

The other options describe different weaving approaches or uses: a bird’s eye pique is a small, textured weave pattern but not jacquard; tapestry is a heavy, decorative weave often with multiple colors and fibers and not necessarily a 100% cotton natural yarns description; damask is a jacquard-woven pattern fabric too, but it’s more commonly associated with dyed patterns and different uses, whereas the description here aligns best with a jacquard upholstery fabric.