A classic polka dot print to coordinate with virtually any other pattern
tropical palm frond print
we don't know where Candu is either
The Old Lilacs version knows where it has been
The geometric motif has all the hand-printed irregularity of traditional batik - those slight wobbles and organic imperfections that prove humans were involved - but disciplined into a tight 9 1/2" repeat that works on everything from throw pillows to dining chairs
Alan Campbell Fabric: Saya Gata - Custom Watermelon on Tinted Belgian Linen / Cotton Flame Resistant A classic polka dot printTo trace the lines of Saya Gata is to follow a sacred geometry that has, quite literally, stood the test of millennia. Derived from a repeating key motif seen in Japanese textiles, Chinese fretwork, and even Roman mosaics, this Alan Campbell interpretation feels both ancient and freshly minted. Its the rare pattern that can serve as foundation and flourishclean enough for modernists, charged enough for maximalists, and always just a bit architectural.