Les courtisanes d’Yoshiwara – Red
Orientalist collection"The Courtesans of Yoshiwara - Red" is an original creation © Le Presse Papier.
Inspiration
With this new creation imbued with exoticism and charm, we invite you on a journey through space and time to the heart of Japan.
Specifically in the Yoshiwara district of Edo (now Tokyo), famous in the 17th century for its artists and courtesans.
This composition, in which elegant women in kimonos intertwine in a vertical Japanese garden, reminds us of the flourishing creations of prints or ancient folding screens.
Japonisme had a considerable influence on the revival of applied arts; in particular, the discovery of ukiyo-e ("pictures of the floating world") in Edo was made, an art rich in representation with the magic of its own power of poetic evocation.
Like the Nabis who had a great interest in Japanese Art, we carry out this work of creation and armchair travel to share with you our inexhaustible enthusiasm for Art and for the diversity and richness of the different cultures that have existed since the dawn of time.
On the technical side
This model works with numbered strips, strip no. 1 and strip no. 2 to be alternated during installation or with 124 cm wide panels.
Connection of the drawing
124cm
125 cm
This model is available made-to-measure at a price of €115/m².
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Our guarantees
Designed and manufactured in our Lyon workshops.
Fast and careful shipping in rigid packaging
. Adhesive: Paste the wall.
Inks: Solvent-free. A+ rating.
Type: Recyclable non-woven wallcovering.
Seamable.
Washability: Washable.
Detachability:
Removable. Fire resistance: Classified M1.
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