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Two botehs set back to back, their tails sweeping outward, drawn in nested bands of madder, teal and ivory inside an indigo roundel on saffron.
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Mirrored Pair

No. 5 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeTwo botehs set back to back, their tails sweeping outward, drawn in nested bands of madder, teal and ivory inside an indigo roundel on saffron.

What it meansPairing botehs in mirror image is common in Persian and Indian design, where the two curls make a balanced medallion.

Where it worksSits well in a bedroom, an entrance or a child's room.

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