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nevertheless Mustique is lucky to have them planted in the permaculture gardens

oval serving platter brings a taste of the exotic tropics to your table and complements our dinner service in the same design

Hand-printed blooms entwine with their shadows on feather-light silk chiffon to give the impression of flowers stirring in the breeze

pairs well with prints or solids alike

The Potted Palm design is based on an original sketch Lotty made of a palm kept in her island home of Mustique which sits in a particularly large and beautifully shaped round pot she was gifted

Kids' Swim Shorts PANGOLIN Has Barcode nevertheless Mustique is lucky toThis pangolin print uses as its inspiration the most trafficked mammal in the world. Lotty has captured this shy, magical creature in several different poses, drawn from the beautiful photography of Adrian Steirn in Pangolin villa on Mustique and based on her memories of this endangered species during her childhood in Africa and later travels through Zimbabwe. You can read more here in our diary post.