Specificaties
| Length (m) | 4.57 m |
| Width (cm) | 68cm |
| Repeat (cm) | 31 cm |
Product details
Named after the sister of Louis XVI, this wallpaper evokes the "chiné à la branche" method, which was in fashion at the end of the 18th century in both clothing and interior design. This technique consists of partially dying small groups of thread, called "branches", before weaving. This technique is similar to ikat, but it produces typical European designs consisting of flowers and stripes. It was very popular in the 18th century and printing manufacturers were quick to reproduce theses blurred-contour motifs through block printing. Screen printing by hand.
Collection:Le Manach
Design:Madame Elisabeth
Composition:100% paper. Not Trimmed. Straight match. Available per roll 5 ya. Spongeable. Moderate lightfastness. Paste the paper. Wet removable. Fire retardant Euroclass B-s1,d0.
Style:18th century style
Type:Stripes, checks, geometrical
Technical information:Weight: 140 gr, Width: 68.00 cm / 26.77 inch
Type of repeat:Horizontal 69.00 cm / 27.00 inch, Vertical 31.00 cm / 12.00 inch
Length of the roll:4.57 m / 5.00 yard
