The Leicester Colour Palette Art Print
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Celebrate one of Britain’s most fascinating cities with the Leicester Colour Palette Art Print, a contemporary typographic print inspired by the people, places and stories that make Leicester unique. From footballing triumphs and Roman history to scientific discovery and everyday local favourites, each carefully chosen swatch tells part of the city’s story.
Foxes Blue celebrates Leicester City FC and the King Power Stadium, while Moon Rock recognises Leicester’s pioneering contribution to space exploration through the National Space Centre. King’s Bones marks the extraordinary discovery of King Richard III beneath a city centre car park, and Jewry Stone reflects the city’s remarkable Roman heritage, inspired by the surviving bath-house wall. Summer Sun honours Thomas Cook, whose Leicester business transformed the way the world travels, while Salted Red gives a nod to one of the city’s best-loved snack-making traditions.
Whether Leicester is your hometown, university city or simply a place that means something special, this print is a stylish celebration of its character and history. Designed in the distinctive Colour Palette Company style, it makes a thoughtful gift for proud Leicester residents, graduates and anyone with a connection to the city.
Leicester Art Print
- Size: 11 x 14 inches (28 × 36 cm)
- Proudly printed in the UK
- Sustainable FSC-accredited materials
- Printed on premium 280gsm satin white media
- Available framed in your choice of matt white or black
- Frames include a glass front, strut back and hanging hook
The Leicester Colour Palette
- Foxes Blue – Leicester City FC and the King Power Stadium
- Moon Rock – Leicester’s space exploration heritage and the National Space Centre
- King’s Bones – The discovery of King Richard III
- Jewry Stone – The ancient Roman bath-house wall
- Summer Sun – Thomas Cook and the birth of modern package holidays
- Salted Red – Leicester’s proud crisp-making heritage