Iris et sauterelle Panel Etoffe.com x Agence Musées Nationaux Etoffe.com x Agence Musées Nationaux

Iris et sauterelle Panel Etoffe.com x Agence Musées Nationaux

Iris et sauterelle Panel Etoffe.com x Agence Musées Nationaux

A large grasshopper hidden in irises, this is arguably the most famous botanical work of the master of printmaking Hokusai Katsushika. Iris et Sauterelle, kept at the Guimet Museum in Paris, comes from the Large Flowers series produced in the 1830s during the Edo period. Van Gogh, was inspired by this print to paint his irises, upsetting the world of painting. Printed on a high quality Greenguard certified support, this decorative panel brings grace and softness to the atmosphere of a living room or bedroom.

Photo (C) RMN-Grand Palais (MNAAG, Paris) / Thierry Ollivier

Technical details
Certifications

Technical details

Supplier reference

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Advice

This wallpaper is non-woven, making it easier to hang. The adhesive must be applied to the wall. We recommend using an adhesive such as Quelyd for non-woven wallpaper. Watch our tutorial.

Social and environmental labels

International ecolabel : Greenguard, VOC ecolabel France : A+

Lenght

250 cm

Width

369 cm

Properties

non-flammable

Certifications

Fire resistance

Non-flammable Europe : B s1 d0
Very limited contribution to flashover, combustible (EN 13501-1)

Social and environmental labels

International ecolabel : Greenguard
Guarantees the limitation of chemical emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC). VOC ecolabel France : A+
Guarantees very low emissions of 11 volatile organic compounds based on measurements carried out 28 days after application. Indoor air quality is thus preserved.

Non-contractual information, only the certificate confirms the fire resistance standard.