Mariposa Pillow B

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Mariposa Pillow A

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LEMONADE

WILD THINGS

WILD POPPIES PANEL

MONARCH'S MARCH

POLKA

FERN SILHOUETTE

LARGE OPEN BOXES

FISH SCHOOL

TULIP PARADE

SUGAR CANE

VERA NEUMANN

Inspired by a fabulous Vera Neumann scarf from the 1960s, this pillow features a fanciful butterfly embroidered on a printed striped ground. This is one half of a mirrored pair.

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Vera Neumann created this mod, geometric design for Schumacher in 1976, and its happy colors and graphic, concentric diamond pattern are still fresh today. Also a fabric.

A simple grid of hand-drawn citrus slices, this imaginative polka dot pattern has Vera Neumann's signature tongue-in-cheek humor and whimsical charm. Also a fabric.

With its stylized flowers silhouetted against a solid background, this mod botanical pattern expemplifies Vera Neumann's affinity for nature and bold, graphic designs Also a fabric.

Poppies were among Vera Neumann's favorite natural motifs. This imaginative floral panel design features a painterly field of poppies and embodies her exuberant style.

Alive and aflutter with stylized butterflies, this enchanting print on lightweight linen epitomizes Vera Neumann's carefree sensibility.

Vera Neumann created this mod, geometric design for Schumacher in 1976, and its happy colors and graphic, concentric diamond pattern are still fresh today. Also a wallpaper.

A simple grid of hand-drawn citrus slices, this imaginative polka dot pattern has Vera Neumann's signature tongue-in-cheek humor and whimsical charm. Also a wallpaper.

With its stylized flowers silhouetted against a solid background, this mod botanical print expemplifies Vera Neumann's affinity for nature and bold, graphic patterns. Also a wallpaper.

A kicky combination of gestural crosses and petite polkadots, this lighthearted, small-scale print has Vera Neumann's signature, hand-painted aesthetic and graphic flair.

Always inspired by nature, Vera Neumann designed this graphic botanical pattern for Schumacher in 1979, and its crisp fern silhouettes still speak to today's taste.

A revival of a late 1950s print that Vera Neumann designed for Schumacher, this wonderful, mid-scale design is an open, geometric pattern with lively movement.