Peacock Posy A, Tana Lawn™Evocative of the flamboyant fashion of the 1960s peacock revolution, this small scale bohemian floral captures the eras departure from traditional tailoring towards a more expressive, experimental style. Originally designed by Liberty in 1965 during the Art Nouveau revival years, Peacock Posy showcases a vibrant floral motif arranged in a strikingly graphic, repeating pattern.

the language of dreams

Reminiscent of the floral appliqué designs seen in Dior’s haute couture collections or Valentino’s garden-inspired masterpieces

An intricate all-over corded embroidery forms a mosaic of medallion-like circular motifs — some geometric

weightless

Its vivid pink hue

reminiscent of artistic expressionism

summer robes

perfect for turning heads with artistic flair

this fabric offers a medium-weight structure with the natural bounce and soft drape characteristic of high-quality linen

With the added sophistication of the silk texture

reminiscent of sunlight reflecting on rippling water or streaks of gold through a night sky

Hand-painted in the Liberty design studio using layers of watercolour