Amal is an irregular floral lattice inspired by a 19th-century Uzbekistani suzani, created by Johnson Hartig of Libertine. The medium-scale pattern captures the textural quality and delicate detail of hand-crafted embroidery, reading as both sophisticated and slightly exotic whether used on a single wall or throughout a room.
It is printed in the United States, 69 centimetres wide with a 72-centimetre vertical repeat and a 69-centimetre horizontal repeat. Sold by the metre from 9.14-metre rolls, it should be spot-cleaned and is available in three colourways.
