Lamali Kongpo (Paradise Garden) Printed Paper Lamali Kongpo (Paradise Garden) Printed Paper Copper on Chocolate Brown 20x30"
Ethereal botanicals come alive in bold metallics and brilliant jewel tones. The pattern on these sheets was originally called "Paradise Garden," because the illustration was inspired by the Garden of Eden. The garden pattern radiates out from the center of the sheet. Beautiful in artwork and craft projects, but just imagine it framed. This collection is printed on 60 gsm Lokta paper. Sheets measure 20x30 inches.
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