The term Damask refers to a fabric pattern which is usually satin base Jacquard fabric with reversible pattern. These decorative fabrics may be of silk, linen, cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers and the pattern is formed by weaving. Damask is traditionally a large floral or Renaissance pattern. The term Damask derive its name from the city of Damascus. After the 9th century Damasks became uncommon outside of Islamic Spain. Damask was revived in some places in the 13th century. Computerized Jacquard looms are used to make modern Damasks and current Damasks are of medium weight and are available in a variety of designs.