Katama is a linear block pattern designed by the artist Caroline Z Hurley, printed on linen so that every brushstroke and tonal variation in the original painting is preserved. The design is deceptively simple—a geometric repeat that reveals its hand-drawn origins only on close inspection—and the 46-centimetre vertical repeat allows the pattern to settle into a calm, measured rhythm across curtains or upholstery.
Printed in Italy on 100% linen, the fabric is 142 centimetres wide with a 69-centimetre horizontal repeat. Dry cleaning is recommended. It suits curtains, blinds, cushions and upholstery, and is also available as a wallcovering.
