This finely detailed trail of stylised flowers is faithfully reinterpreted from a Sanderson archive document. Meaning 'forest clearing' in Celtic, it's named after the gardens of Enys, known as being one of the earliest and most progressive in Cornwall. It recalls the tranquil idyll of the British countryside, even in the minutiae of its design (look closely, and you'll be able to spot a charming grasshopper). It's verdant, soothing palette is optimal as bedding, providing a sense of calm for a restful nights sleep. The duvet cover, and matching pillows are finished at the edge with delightful rouge fine cord piping. Printed on 200 thread count cotton sateen, it comes with two oxford pillowcases in the set.