Katmandu is a botanical pattern printed on paper, its motifs arranged in a rhythm that reads as both formal and organic. The design belongs to Schumacher's archive of enduring patterns, a house known since 1889 for balancing classical discipline with a willingness to move forward.
Printed in the United States on 100 per cent paper, it is 69 centimetres wide with a 48-centimetre vertical repeat. Each roll is 4.57 metres long, the surface is spongeable, and the design is available in three colourways. It suits walls where a considered botanical pattern is wanted.
