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This unique & versatile speckled botanical print is a clever blend of styles. The motifs are inspired by the archives of textile design studio Farkas-Ortenzi, of Como, Italy during the 1960s-70s. The source artwork is hand-drawn in ink, and thus tiny irregularities can be found throughout.
The design studio overlooking Lake Como was founded in 1955 by Italian artist Francesco Ortenzi and his brother-in-law Paolo Farkas, who fled from Hungary during the war. They were known for graphic two-color textile designs, and their work was used widely on many projects from interiors, to fashion, to ceramics. Their studio was a pioneer in the Como textile industry, and later became an art academy that welcomed students worldwide from the 1960s-1990s.
Deceptively classic at first glance, the art contains eight distinct motifs, including fleur de lis, paisley, and a 1960s pop art daisy. The print ground is a dotted stipple visual texture reminiscent of some of the earliest wallpaper designs, created by the French Oberkampf Manufactory in the 1700s. The loose hand-drawn style is both youthful and sophisticated; utilitarian, but full-of-surprises.

Our fabric is digitally printed. This printing process reduces waste by allowing us to print to-order.
| Inspired by the Archives Of | Farkas-Ortenzi of Como, Italy |
| Contents | Linen Blend = 55% linen, 45% cotton, pre-shrunk, Heavy Linen = 100% linen |
| Fabric Width | 57 in, selvage to selvage |
| Printed Width | Linen Blend = 54 IN, Heavy Linen = 53 IN |
| Repeat | 9 x 9 in |
| Lead Time | 3 Weeks + Shipping |
| Made In | USA |