Mount Edo captures the Botanical Atlas collection's reverence for Japanese landscape tradition through a sophisticated reinterpretation of Edo period aesthetics. Drawing from Sir Arthur Liberty's expeditions across Japan during the 1880s-1910s, this design synthesises classical mountain imagery with botanical elements, echoing the compositional elegance of traditional ukiyo-e woodblock prints. Layered forms and atmospheric perspective create visual depth, whilst rich, nuanced colour palettes evoke both natural grandeur and artistic refinement. The pattern celebrates the interplay between landscape and flora, translating venerable artistic techniques into contemporary textile language. Ideal for drapery, upholstery, and feature applications, Mount Edo brings contemplative beauty and cultural sophistication to interiors that honour Liberty's enduring commitment to global artistic discovery.