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The Moth Orchid: Named for a Trick of Light

In 1825, the botanist Carl Ludwig Blume stood in a Javanese rainforest and thought he saw a swarm of moths, frozen mid-flight in the trees. They weren't moving because they...

The Moth Orchid: Named for a Trick of Light

In 1825, the botanist Carl Ludwig Blume stood in a Javanese rainforest and thought he saw a swarm of moths, frozen mid-flight in the trees. They weren't moving because they...

The Tiger Orchid: The World's Largest Flower

In the crook of a giant rainforest tree in Borneo, a single orchid clump can grow to two tonnes — heavier than a small car, larger than any other flower...

The Tiger Orchid: The World's Largest Flower

In the crook of a giant rainforest tree in Borneo, a single orchid clump can grow to two tonnes — heavier than a small car, larger than any other flower...

What We Do, and Why We're Different

What We Do, and Why We're Different

Most nature-print brands sell an aesthetic. We photograph the real pattern and let it become the print, exactly as nature made it. Here's what we do, how we see things,...

What We Do, and Why We're Different

Most nature-print brands sell an aesthetic. We photograph the real pattern and let it become the print, exactly as nature made it. Here's what we do, how we see things,...