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Drawing on Giulio Ridolfo's extensive colour archive and botanical knowledge, it combines calm yet complex neutrals with energetic, vivid shades derived from specific plants, such as the red of Fritillaria Imperialis, blue of Ceanothus Thyrsiflorus, and yellow of Gossypium.
Together they form a bouquet of textile colours.
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