Almora embroiders bell flowers and fuchsias in a trailing repeat across a herringbone linen, the stems wandering with the ease of a sketch while the stitching gives every petal a raised, touchable edge. The herringbone ground contributes its own quiet diagonal, a weave beneath the garden.
Worked in India in linen and viscose at 132 centimetres, it is a cloth for places where embroidery is safe, curtains, blinds, cushions, a bedroom chair, a headboard, and the trailing design rewards long drops. It brings the softness of a garden to a room without a single printed surface.
