The Falling

Name: The Falling
Brand: Box of Prints

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Who said, “Christmas can’t be vibrant?” Inspired by the drops of snowflakes and the shapes that are collated by them. This collection is formed by eight hand drawn motifs. Motifs are carefully repeated to produce an exciting snowflake pattern. Colours used are not from the ordinary, uniformed Christmas palette, such as oak greens and blood reds but instead are colours of light and dark tones taken from past Christmas wrapping papers. A shot of mustard runs few some prints to give a lively burst! A small number of the prints from collection have cross shape designs, which draws reference from t

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