We believe in more than just surface print.
Our designs tell stories of both past and present.
We hope they can help you tell yours.
Bamboo Weave Wallpaper (1902–03)
by Furuya Kōrin
Originally a Shin-Bijutsukai woodblock print on paper, this green ikat (kasuri) was most likely intended as a kimono textile. The fine vertical lines of the design ripple like reeds in the wind, as light weaves trellis patterns across the breathing bamboo. The design embodies the Meiji-era pursuit of modern beauty - harmony between natural form, rhythm, and refined abstraction. It speaks of a moment between old Japan and the modern world, where beauty became both pattern and philosophy: a woven work in all senses.
Specifications
Roll Length ~ 10m
Trimmed Width ~ 52cm
Pattern Match ~ Offset Match
Repeat Length ~ 34.27cm
Paper ~ Non-woven
Application ~ Paste the wall
Lead Time
Production
Quantities
Please order the correct amount of rolls needed to ensure colour continuity. We cannot guarantee an exact colour match across different batches.
We recommend adding a 10% margin to your wall square meterage. Divide this by the roll square meterage to calculate the amount of rolls you require. If in doubt our Wallpaper Calculator should be able to help.
Hanging Instructions
by Furuya Kōrin