Help identifying a fabric

[harmonycollectibles]

Anyone out there willing to let me message you a couple of pics of a vintage fabric I bought that I am having trouble identifying? I have not done any testing on it. I am usually pretty good at identifying fabrics, but this one has me stumped. It has a woven embossed background but the floral design is printed, so it's not damask, brocade, or jacquard, I don't think. It's beautiful shabby chic genre fabric. Any takers?

[harmonycollectibles]

I just did a burn test and am still stumped. It burns with a black smoke that seems to curl, but the ash is crush-able. That does not seem to fit any category I've found with fabric test charts....

[harmonycollectibles]

After further research - think it's acrylic.

[harmonycollectibles]

I keep answering myself, lol. Still a bit of a mystery - it does not repel water - it absorbed it. Maybe a blend?

[AfricanCraftsCenter]

https://www.etsy.com/listing/613642586/african-dress-fabricafrican-fabric-by?ref=listings_manager_gr...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/590560349/african-print-fabricafrikaanse-print?ref=listings_manager_gri...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/612791112/horses-fabricafrican-fabricafrican?ref=listings_manager_grid

https://www.etsy.com/listing/612789218/block-print-fabricafrican-fabricafrican?ref=listings_manager_...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/595446015/african-fabricred-african-fabricred?ref=listings_manager_grid

[YongXingCN]

I have a lot of very good-looking jacquard fabrics. You are welcome to come and have a look. The functions are also very practical.