Lion Toile combines botanical and animal illustrations with marbling accents. Originally detailed pen drawings, the lion and botanical artworks adapt well to digital printing, with colors achieved through ancient Asian marbling techniques. Marbling involves creating patterns by floating paint on a thick solution called size, onto which fabric or paper is placed for transfer. This method allows for manipulation of colors to produce varying designs. In modern England, few professional marblers remain, though paper marbling has a rich history across cultures, originating in 12th Century Japan, spreading through the Middle East, and arriving in Europe during the 17th century, continuing to modern applications today.