Ancient Sicilian influences and mythical scenes are combined in a panorama that takes its name from the legendary beast – Armalu means animal in Sicilian – depicted on it. The panoramic has a unique vintage effect thanks to the background with a parchment paper look.
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Penumbra
This unique wallcovering is made from hand-woven strands of banana bark, which have been meticulously arranged in a wavy pattern using a fine thread. The irregular waves and space between the strands create an interesting, graduated effect, to which this design owes its name: a penumbra is a half-shadow.
Alata
This innovative design features a background of woven sisal, onto which the pattern has been embroidered with hessian. The coloured thread contrasts nicely with the hessian and the sisal. Let your gaze linger and you will discover Icarus’s wings in this pattern. This also inspired its name, Alata, which is Latin for winged.
Telaio
Telaio is a beautiful faux-plain wallcovering made of woven raffia that has been hand-laid into a subtle block pattern. Lean in for a closer look, and you will discern the artful patchwork. The name refers to the technique used to create this pattern: Telaio is the Italian word for loom.
Indomito
Indomito combines two robust, natural materials to create an original, bold geometric pattern. The pattern has been meticulously embroidered onto the woven raffia background with hessian. The design is named after the Sicilian word for untamed.