Dandelion

Dandelion brings dancing seedheads and flowering forms into repeat with rhythm, movement and a finger-painted quality. Inspired by the flower’s enduring presence in fields and waysides, each colourway takes its name and palette from historic folklore. COLOURWAYS In order of images: Mole’s Salad blends meadow greens with sweet hues in an endearing palette inspired by the snuffling mole. The name was once used for dandelion leaves - not because moles ate them, but because molehills buried the plants and softened their leaves - bringing the spirit of curious foraging inside. Irish Daisy layers tones of forest green in a palette that feels both classic and fresh, evoking pretty hedgerows and Irish grasslands. Fairy sends soft pastels dancing across the seedheads. It is a colourway inspired by wishes carried on the wind and the quiet magic of childhood nostalgia. Clocks takes its name from the familiar childhood ritual of blowing dandelion seedheads into the air. Pairing period red with breezy blues, it feels as playful and fleeting as seeds lifted on the wind. Bride draws upon Bearnan Bride - “the plant of Bride” - an old Gaelic name for the dandelion. Its vibrant blue-purple palette carries a sense of devotion and ceremony. Doon-head takes its name from an old Scottish nickname for the dandelion clock, once used to tell the time by breath. Its proud blues and spirited pinks capture both whimsy and memory. Part of a collection inspired by nature, folklore and the English apothecary tradition, Dandelion brings lively movement to an interior while complementing the other Apothecary designs. It is digitally printed to order in England on a premium non-woven substrate using eco-certified inks.