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    <description>The stories behind the prints: what the jaguar in the name means, and how a season of regenerative land work becomes a pattern you can wear.</description>
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      <description>Tigre Mariposa — the Butterfly Tiger — is a South American name for the jaguar, whose rosettes look like wings pressed into fur. How that name, the word maravilloso, and a printer's registration mark became Marivosso.</description>
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      <title>How regenerative gardens inspire our prints</title>
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      <description>The hands that tend the soil design the art you wear. A Turkey Tail mushroom, coastal wildflowers at last light and a palm frond refracting geometry — how three things found on regenerative land become all-over prints.</description>
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