Mysuru
Nilaya
Stylised huts are hidden among stately palm trees in this panoramic wallcovering, depicting a delightful place to escape the bustle of city life. Reflecting this feeling, the design has been named Nilaya, Sanskrit for shelter or abode. The landscape is framed by a detailed cannage pattern reminiscent of traditional geometric latticework. The scene is meticulously woven in genuine silk using the noble Jacquard technique.
Available in 4 color variations
Composition: Textile wallcovering on non-woven backing
Description: An exotic panorama where stylised huts are hidden among stately palm trees, meticulously woven in genuine silk using the noble Jacquard technique
Dimensions: Panoramic of 260 cm x 320 cm = 8.32 m² (102.36" x 125.98" = 89.56 sq. ft.)
Repeat: Straight match 320 cm (125.98")
Remark: Made from real silk. Irregularities and colour variations are inherent to this luxurious natural product. They emphasise the natural appearance and authentic character. The pattern is repeatable, allowing several panoramics to be joined together.
Adhesive: Arte Clearpro or a good quality dispersion adhesive
How to paste: Paste the wall
Light resistance: Moderate lightfastness
Care: Spongeable during hanging (dab away damp glue)
How to remove: Strippable
