Tie Dye no. 1 in Indigo Placemat louis-wain evoking the cartographic traditions of

evoking the cartographic traditions of 16th-century maritime exploration

or creative space with a sense of humor

or any space celebrating architecture and travel

and arid terrain

overgrown garden captured at peak bloom

Tie Dye no. 1 in Indigo Placemat louis-wain evoking the cartographic traditions ofDark indigo squares are woven together with creamy white lines in a rhythmic grid pattern, creating the visual effect of tie dye fabric captured in still form. The composition is orderly yet organic, with soft edges and tonal variations that suggest the hand dyed quality of traditional shibori textile work. Printed on 100% cotton with natural cotton on the back and made to order, machine washable. Everyday dinners set under an independent artist's