Barroccu & Co specialise in the micro-production of luxury cleaning cloths for a clientele with discerning tastes.
The unique formulation of the Barroccu & Co microfibre cloth far exceeds any conventional cloth and enables grease, dirt and moisture to be removed from the most sophisticated of coatings.
‘BLOSSOM OF COLOUR’ IS A MOSAIC ABSTRACT PIECE AND IS UNIQUELY CREATED FROM AN ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT KEUKENHOF GARDENS IN LISSE, HOLLAND. THE UNIQUE BLEND OF COLOURS AND THEIR RANDOMISATION IS FORMED DIRECTLY FROM THE TULIPS THEMSELVES. THE PIECE TRULY REFLECTS NATURE AND A STRIKING UNIQUE ABSTRACT DESIGN WHICH WE ARE VERY PROUD TO PRESENT AS ONE OF OUR FIRST LIMITED-EDITION MICROFIBRE CLEANING CLOTHS.
CACTI ARE SURVEYORS, THEY ARE STRONG PLANTS AND ARE ABLE TO SURVIVE IN THE HARSHEST OF CONDITIONS INCLUDING THE DESERT. THESE UNIQUE PLANTS ARE HIGHLY DEFINED, THEY ARE SHARP AND CAN BE VERY DANGEROUS, BUT EVEN WITH THAT THEY HAVE A BEAUTY WITHIN THEM.
‘CACTI’ IS A DESIGN ADAPTED FROM AN ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH, THE CONTRAST BETWEEN THE DEFINED EDGES AND THE LUSH BLUE SKY CREATES A STARK CONTRAST AND EVOKES STRENGTH, BOLDNESS AND PLEASANT SUMMER VIBES.
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