Papavero
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Our Papavero pattern is inspired by the opulent poppies of the Mughal Empire. A favorite of the emperor himself, its vibrant color and delicate petals often appeared in botanical paintings and period textiles. Reimagined by Casa Branca into one of our signature prints, the updated scale and color is a fresh, whimsical counterpoint in today’s interiors. |
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