Tapestry and a variety of Jacquard fabrics, including damask, dominated upholstery textiles, alongside chintz floral calicos, porcelains and wall-papers depicting European interpretations of Indian, Chinese and Moghul motifs. Jacobean embroidery and needlepoint also persisted as popular motifs in the American Colonies well into the 18th century. Other popular motifs of the period include stripes, leaves, vines, urns, seashells, and, pineapples.