Makrana is named after the marble used in the Taj Mahal, and its design imitates the marbled endpapers found in antiquarian books, ink drawn into veins and drifts across the surface. Stone and bookbinding meet in one pattern, both traditions of the swirled and settled.
Marbled papers make a wall feel like material rather than decoration, and this one's bookish lineage suits studies, libraries, halls and cloakrooms especially. Hung generously it has quiet drama, and it pairs naturally with timber and leather. Made in the United Kingdom.
