Kyoto Blossom Mural Wallpaper By 1838 V&A Decorative Papers Collection II
Kyoto Blossom Mural is a breathtaking large-scale wallpaper design, adapted from a traditional kimono held in the V&A’s archive. Paying tribute to Japanese craftsmanship, this mural captures the grace of majestic cranes and cherry blossom trees reflected in rippling water—set against a soft, cloud-like Sandstone pink background that adds depth and movement to the scene.
Available in four tranquil colourways: Sandstone, Prussian Blue, Golden Yellow, and Mist.
Each roll contains four panels (A, B, C & D) that form the complete mural. To extend the design across a larger area, simply repeat the sequence (A B C D) with additional rolls. Panels can be trimmed from the top, bottom, or both to suit your wall height and create the perfect composition.
Archive inspiration: Embroidered kimono, Kyoto, circa 1860–1900.
The design is inspired by a remarkable kimono from Kyoto, showcasing the deep connection between painting and textile art in Japanese culture. The garment, treated like a canvas, features cranes beneath blooming plum trees—hand-painted and resist-dyed to exquisite effect. In Japan, cranes are symbols of happiness, longevity, and good fortune, making this mural not only visually stunning but rich in meaning and
Features:
Composition: Non Woven
Roll Width: 208cm
Roll Length: 300cm
Vertical Pattern Repeat: Repeating mural
Application: Paste the Wall
Lead Time 3-4 weeks
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