Boscobel Oak

description

Combining many of the monarchical symbols of England such as the Tudor Rose, roaring lion, and the oak tree, Boscobel Oak is a unique take on a traditional damask print. Taking its name from the great oak in Boscobel Wood – which helped Charles II hide from the Roundhead soldiers pursuing him, later becoming known as the Royal Oak – it is an ode to the most-regal of English symbols. It is presented in gilded palettes emulating the beautifully aged textures of oxidised metals including Metallic Antique Gold on Black; Metallic Gold on Oat; Metallic Autumnal Gold on Claret; and Metallic Gilver on Ink.