The Tilia print is inspired by the linden tree, a typical plant of Umbrian flora and a symbol of longevity, justice, and femininity. Its name derives from the Greek Ptílon, meaning "wing," referring to the shape of the flower. Created using the "Lumen Print" technique, which captures natural beauty through light, time, and humidity, the print recalls the colors of cedar and draws inspiration from Umbrian nature. The result is a composition that translates the fleeting beauty of the landscape into a fresh, spring-like aesthetic.