1. Full repeat of Sakura wallpaper with peach, cream and green petal-like motifs, dark green accents and grey sprigs on brown.
  2. Sakura wallpaper in a cloakroom around a white wall-mounted basin, metal taps and framed mirror, beside a pink door.
  3. Sakura wallpaper behind a bed with white pillows, a yellow rotary telephone, handwritten notes and a no smoking sign.
  4. Closer bedroom view of Sakura wallpaper with notes and a postcard above white pillows, a yellow telephone and pink lamp.
  5. Close detail of Sakura wallpaper showing peach, cream and green rounded motifs with fine grey sprigs on a brown ground.
  6. Rolled Sakura wallpaper on a peach background, showing its cream, peach and green pattern against brown.

Sakura Wallpaper (1897–98)

By Furuya Kōrin
$280.00
Originally a Shin-Bijutsukai woodblock print on paper, this fun floral transforms cherry blossoms into a blooming tapestry of form and colour. In Japanese culture cherry...

Originally a Shin-Bijutsukai woodblock print on paper, this fun floral transforms cherry blossoms into a blooming tapestry of form and colour. In Japanese culture cherry blossoms hold particular significance. Their brief but glorious spring blooms teach that life is beautiful precisely because it is short-lived. Joy and sorrow will both pass.

Artist: Furuya Kōrin
Print: Digital
Roll Length: 10m
Trimmed Width: 52cm
Repeat: Offset Match
Repeat Length: 22.9cm
Colourway: Blossom
Paper: Non-woven
Application: Paste the wall

  • One tree planted for every roll sold
  • Working collaboratively with artists
  • Made in the UK
  • Free shipping for all UK samples
  • Worldwide shipping