Paisley Floral Garland
R329.00
The Paisley Floral Garland stencil can be used as a flower string design along horizontal surfaces or repeated to create a high impact chintz look. The paisley shape synonymous with traditional Indian designs is inspired by the tropical mango – but named after the town of Paisley in Scotland (where many Kashmiri shawls were made). Paint in hot, spicy Chalk Paint™ colours or indigo Oxford Navy to channel the Paisley Floral Garlands Annie was inspired by in Rajasthan.
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