Note: There were two releases of this pattern- both designed by Maija Isola - Suomi, Finland and both are rare collectibles. First release in 1969 and the other in 2007. Since there is no tag or markings, I cannot be 100% sure which release this one is, (price reflects uncertainty) but all research points to the 1969 release. It appears to be a table cloth, but is also referred to as a wall tapestry. It is a thicker, cotton material and pics shown are of both sides on king size bed. It has a few white dots, which seem to be because it was originally a white cloth and dyed with colors. It has a center sewn seam (see pic) and no rips tears. The “Oona” pattern embodies the modernist and psychedelic influences of the late 1960s, with graphic, natural forms and a vibrant, contrasting color palette- greens, blues, blacks. It features a large-scale, repeating botanical print, depicting clusters of fruit/flowers in saturated, colorful hues. Tags-: funky, modern, green floral tablecloth, botanical print, modern abstract leaves, mid-century inspired textile, bold pattern, statement table décor, cotton blend, black and green design, dining room table, kitchen table cover, vintage style, retro look, eco chic, nature inspired, decorative fringe, bohemian style, leafy print, tropical vibe, contemporary home, farmhouse chic, summer entertaining, tablescape styling, vibrant green, tassel edge, luxury, designer