Terra Rose Cushion Composition A - Unconscious Peony The title references the Korean

The title references the Korean folktale refrain “When Tigers Used to Smoke” — a whimsical equivalent to “Once upon a time” — evoking a world in which animals serve as enduring protagonists of folktales both humorous and profound

Each piece is screen-printed on velvet

This radiant yellow colourway showcases the Egyptian revival motif inspired by 19th- century Nottingham lace

It highlights their exceptional skill in machine hand-stitching—a demanding technique that requires the fabric to be meticulously guided by hand to form the design

The naturalistic Chinese painting style captures the delicate vines winding across the silk and branches bearing olives

Terra Rose Cushion Composition A - Unconscious Peony The title references the KoreanCapturing the romantic grandeur of full bloomed peonies, in this design generous clusters of hand painted flora unfurl across sumptuous velvet in a dreamy, unstructured composition. In Terra Rose, warm rose and burnt sienna bloom against soft cream velvet, where earthy tones create a grounded, autumnal elegance.