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Marsoni
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Ohara Tulip A, Tana Lawn™ CottonThis design was inspired by Ohara Koson, a well known Japanese woodblock artist who created traditional nature inspired prints in the early 20th century. Its style mimics the woodblock prints of that era, with a simple composition and ombr background. The rainbow parrot tulip motif is painted in gouache, rendered in delicate washes and fine lines. This print is part of the Spectrum story of our Spring Summer 2024 collection influenced by eclectic
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