Merry Christmas by Mary Katrantzou at Design Museum Shop in London
Measuring 3m in height the tree will combine Marie Katrantzou’s trademark patterns with an obvious Christmas feel to create this inventive take on a Christmas tree shown on an outside wall of the Design Museum in London.
Mary Katrantzou :
‘The print was inspired by formal gardens and artful box parterres, these were layered and overlaid to create an intricate maze-like print reminiscent of a hand embroidered lace motif.’
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