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Anniversary Snowflake?

Anniversary Snowflake?

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Product Overview: The document describes the 'Snowflake™' product from the Maya Romanoff Corporation, part of the Anniversary Collection. It features a design inspired by the company's roots in tie-dye, celebrating its 40th anniversary. The pattern has been reinterpreted with a modern color palette by designer Amy Lau.
Specifications: The product is made from durable paper that is folded and hand-dyed in the Chicago Studio. It is available in 7 colorways, with inherent color and pattern variations.
Dimensions and Ordering: The product has a width of 30 inches (76.2 cm) and is sold in rolls of 3 yards (2.7 m). The pattern repeat is 30 inches (76.2 cm). The minimum order quantity is 24 yards (21.9 m), with order increments of 3 yards (2.7 m).
Photography Credits: The document includes a photograph by George Lambros/Lambros Photography, Inc., featuring a chair by Jean de Merry, a table by Richard Shapiro, and vases by Primitive.
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ANNIVERSARAY COLLECTION PICTURED: MR-ASP-0305-G CHAIR: Jean de Merry TABLE: Richard Shapiro VASES: Primitive PHOTO: ©George Lambros/Lambros Photography, Inc. A return to Maya Romanoff’s roots in tie-dye to honor the company’s 40th year! An archival pattern reinterpreted in a modern color palette reimagined by designer Amy Lau. Durable paper folded and hand-dyed in our Chicago Studio. 7 colorways. Color and pattern variation are inherent to this product line. width: 30” (76.2 cm) • roll size: 3 yds (2.7 m) • repeat: 30” (76.2 cm) • min. order: 24 yds (21.9 m) • order incr.: 3 yds (21.9 m) ©2010 THE MAYA ROMANOFF CORPORATION®

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  1. 2010 Catalog

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