Bamboo Bird Fabric - GP&J Baker

Bamboo Bird Fabric - GP&J BakerThe idea for this pattern derives from an eighteenth century hand painted Indian palampore (cotton hanging) in the Victoria and Albert Museum. This was reproduced as Plate 11 in George Percival Baker's lavish 1921 publication Calico Painting and Printing in the East Indies. It must have been a particular favourite with Baker, as his own extensive collection did not contain a "transitional" pattern of this nature. Thus it is not surprising that the

it’s perfect for drying dishes while also serving as a decorative accent

A small spot print works as the perfect co-ordinate and the range is accessorised with the Jura check wool blanket and a linen blend cushion embellished with a striking black embroidered tree motif

Material: Porcelain & Gold

Design Code - 236937

Size: 34cm x 18cm

making the repetitive pattern deeply luxurious and original

the warm light glows out of this feline’s eyes in a new way we've never seen before

as if to remind us of the indestructible link between man and nature

made up of neutral white and off-white shades mixed with dashes of rural English greenery and the gleaming

this mirrored ogee trellis wallpaper is filled with decorative damask detail

and the simplicity of Nordic living

Bronze - 111063