SamoaAn original fabric design from the islands of Pacific showing a traditional handmade Tapa cloth (barkcloth) pattern. The word tapa is from Tahiti and the Cook Islands, where Captain Cook was the first European to collect it and introduce it to the rest of the world. Printed over 3 rolls for maximising the pattern repetition. The design is printed over 3 panels.

A delicate and soft design depicting some specific palm trees illustrations that can be found in the tropical rainforest of Madagascar

Naturally for a knitted textile

The crisp shapes create strong visual rhythm while the woven construction adds durability and texture

An abstract forest sits in horizontal rows creating an organic ombré effect across this intriguing wallpaper design

it is famous for its charming atmosphere and fine boutiques

It provides added peace of mind

Inspired by an extensive study of traditional Indigo dyeing undertaken by Giulio Ridolfo on his travels

This fabric offers a soft and comfortable feel

yet oh so effective

Parallel to the thrill of a fun-fair

Shades of blue and indigo make a beautiful paint-like melange

AIZOME (the Japanese word for Indigo dying) is depicting ancient hand paintings made on different substrates