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Nautical pattern: anchor, lighthouse, signal flag in three colourways

Nautical — Anchors, knots and tiny lighthouses a few millimetres tall in ranked rows on a navy ground, each a clean white silhouette, small rope coils filling the spaces and the rows running true., nautical repeat, anchors wheels knots and lighthouses drawn as clean flat shapes with the rope's lay visible, set in ranks or on a half-drop over a flat marine ground, flat white silhouettes on a deep ground

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The nautical repeat is the seaside shop's whole stock: anchors, rope knots, lighthouses and signal flags, usually on navy or over a stripe. These nine hold an anchor-led field, a lighthouse-led field and a signal-flag-led field, each linked by the same ropework. Ask for a different object mix and the same ropework structure carries it.

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Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each nautical field is a seamless repeat at A3 proportions, printing clean at A4 or scaling to fabric yardage.
Can I get a different object mix?
Yes — name a different combination of seaside objects, and the same ropework structure links it.
What's the difference between the three subjects?
Anchor keeps the anchor as the lead motif with rope knots throughout; lighthouse centres the lighthouse shape; signal flag runs the coloured flag shapes as the repeat's main figures.
Why is navy the traditional ground colour for nautical prints?
Navy is the seaside-shop convention this pattern draws on, but any ground works — ask for a different colour and the same object set and ropework carry it.

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