Bargello

The background includes oversized insects and snails, as well as flowers and a jaguar, and these probably come from another print source.

Bargello, which originated in Italy, emerged during the Italian Renaissance, roughly the 1500s.

Bargello uses a different stitch from tent stitch.

This stitch might be called the Florentine, flame, cushion, Irish, or Hungarian stitch.

It's a long vertical stitch that is used to make wavy or zigzag patterns.

Depending on the color or colors of thread used, it might look like flames, hence one of its names.

The diagrams for Bargello stitch are very geometrical and repetitive.

As in Kogan, there is a lot of variation from just one stitch.