Maija Isola's "Putkinotko" print from 1957 takes its name from a title of a classic Finnish novel, and is apart of her nature series where real plants were used to create photogram-like prints. This dreamy floral pattern features wild angelica whose leaves have already withered away, leaving behind the stalk and seed heads. With a beautiful off white and olive green color palette, this earthy fabric will beautifully decorate your interior through curtains, pillows, a tablecloth and more. The Marimekko Putkinotko Fabric is made in Finland from 100% organic cotton.

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