Horo Zoffany building to create a glorious

building to create a glorious floral wallpaper

A joyful wallpaper covered in multidirectional flowerheads

created in the 1990s and inspired by the Indian chintz patterns that first came to Europe at the end of the seventeenth century

It can be used horizontally or vertically

Horo Zoffany building to create a gloriousMicro pattern in jute. The background has the colour of natural jute. Threads of different colours for each variant draw the tiny and tight geometric pattern. A very strong, recyclable, and biodegradable rustic yarn, jute is an eco sustainable fibre also because its cultivation does not require te use of chemicals. In Horo, threads of different colours for each variant draw on the background which has the colour of natural jute the tiny and