Overview
Originally a Shin-Bijutsukai woodblock print on paper, this canopy of creeping wood sorrel symbolizes resilience, persistence, and prosperity. A classic Meiji-era design element, Katabami is tougher than clover and a true survivor among plants. Growing in overlooked places like stone paths and the edges of rice fields, it thrives in adversity, its modesty masking its quiet strength.
Measurements
• Each roll is 20.5" wide x 11 yards long
• Repeat: 9.6", half drop
Additional Notes
• 2-3 week lead time
• Digital print, Non-woven
• Made in Britain
Color Description
Multi colored illustration on a cream background
Additional Info
Fee Greening (b. 1990) is a Dorset-based artist and illustrator specialising in dip pen and ink. Inspired by Medieval, Gothic and Flemish art, she graduated from Central St. Martin's in 2012 and received a Masters from the Royal College of Art in 2014. Her impressive roster of commercial clients include among others: Alex Eagle, Alexa Chung, Faber & Faber, Florence + The Machine, Fortnum & Mason, Gucci, Liberty London, Martini, Sony Music, Tate, The Royal Court Theatre. She exhibited in 'The Great Women Artists', curated by Katy Hessel, in 2017 and in 2020 had a solo show at Chateau Zoobeetle, Hong Kong. Fee has designed Climbing Curios, Twin Flower and Harlequin Pearl for CommonRoom. You can find more examples of Fee's work at: www.feegreening.co.uk/Fee Greening (b. 1990) is a Dorset-based artist and illustrator specialising in dip pen and ink. Inspired by Medieval, Gothic and Flemish art, she graduated from Central St. Martin's in 2012 and received a Masters from the Royal College of Art in 2014. Her impressive roster of commercial clients include among others: Alex Eagle, Alexa Chung, Faber & Faber, Florence + The Machine, Fortnum & Mason, Gucci, Liberty London, Martini, Sony Music, Tate, The Royal Court Theatre. She exhibited in 'The Great Women Artists', curated by Katy Hessel, in 2017 and in 2020 had a solo show at Chateau Zoobeetle, Hong Kong. Fee has designed Climbing Curios, Twin Flower and Harlequin Pearl for CommonRoom. You can find more examples of Fee's work at: www.feegreening.co.uk/
