Angeliki fabric – ocean / shell (131935)

These floral clusters of upturned chandeliers belong to the giant fennel, cutting dramatic silhouettes on the hillside near Mystras in southern Greece. The design ties together three generations of Clarissa’s family, being both a reminder of her Greek mother’s birthplace and the name of her daughter, Angelica. The design is woven into a lustrous cotton/silk mix jacquard fabric.

For Callista, which means ‘most beautiful’ in Ancient Greek, Clarissa has created an enticing and entrancing collection of woven fabrics, printed silks and wallpapers that display to breath-taking effect her trademark style: contemporary botanical designs coupled with intense colour.