Jardin de Mysore draws inspiration from a nineteenth-century archive, capturing the opulent character of Persian landscapes through carefully observed imagery. Elephants, dromedaries, lions and peacocks inhabit a densely planted composition, their forms emerging against a softly textured ground evocative of honeycomb cells. The design conveys botanical abundance and exotic wildlife with the refined sensibility of a period hand-drawn ornament, rendering an aristocratic vision of distant, flourishing nature.
