Panthera pardus moves through illustrated jungle, rosette-marked coat visible amongst oversized foliage. Porta depicts leopards in habitat generosity—the species' actual range spans savanna to montane forest—here rendered through tropical abundance and playful simplification.
The pattern scatters leopards amongst graphic botanical forms: palm fronds, monstera leaves, tropical vegetation scaled large for visual impact. Illustration style maintains friendly accessibility suitable for children's spaces: leopards appear alert yet unthreatening, spots simplified to decorative pattern, expressions curious rather than predatory. Green dominates the palette through varied foliage tones, leopard coats providing warm contrast in golds and tans. The composition balances fauna with flora, neither overwhelming the other. Scale reads bold—both cats and leaves substantial enough to register as distinct elements rather than merging into texture.
Printed in Cornwall with attention to maintaining illustration clarity across the complex layering of leopards and jungle vegetation.
Porta suits children's rooms, nurseries, playrooms where wildlife themes feel appropriate without photographic intensity. The playful illustration prevents the apex predator subject from reading threatening to young viewers. Works equally in powder rooms or feature walls where botanical-animal combination creates conversation interest. The graphic leaves and jungle setting support biophilic design principles whilst the leopards add character beyond generic tropical patterns. Consider feature walls allowing the busy composition focal space.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Width: 75cm per roll
- Length: 7 metres
- Pattern alignment: Straight match
- Repeat: Large vertical repeat
- Installation: Butt joint
CARE: Wipe gently with damp cloth; the busy jungle composition conceals minor marks within its illustrated density.
BRING THIS HOME Where Panthera pardus stalks illustrated jungles, walls shelter leopards domesticated through friendly rendering and oversized leaves.