• Collections: Ardmore – Jabula
• Pattern Repeat: 84 cm
• Side Match: Half Drop
• We recommended that Cole & Son clear paste is used with this product.
• Price is per roll

Satara Camp in Kruger National Park is known for its Big Cats. It was here that a magical scene of a mother leopard and her cub climbing into a tree was witnessed. Satara captures the leopard's fiercely protective maternal instinct as she helps her cub to the next branch.

This peaceful design includes fans of leaves and curving trunks and vines, all richly ornamented with precise stripes and scallops. The leopards' fur has a more untamed pattern, in tawny orange, soft metallic gold and bronze, as well as a ghostly mica sheen, as if in a dreamscape.

I am the spirit of joy. I am the beauty of the natural world, the nurturing lands under foot and the growing flora around your crown. Borne from the earth of our ancestors, rejuvenated through artisanal prowess.

I am living art. I am Jabula.

From the tactile grace of the ceramicist’s wheel to the free-flowing stroke of the artist’s brush, a celebration of the Animal Kingdom and its vibrant landscape arises. Capturing the unmistakeable tempo of life within the KwaZulu-Natal South Africa, this wallcovering collection continues Cole & Son’s sui generis Design House aesthetic of artistic integrity and illustrative ingenuity, whilst maintaining Ardmore’s ceramic atelier’s profound dexterous skill.