Oiseaux dans les branches d'un érable Panel Etoffe.com x Agence Musées Nationaux Etoffe.com x Agence Musées Nationaux

Oiseaux dans les branches d'un érable Panel Etoffe.com x Agence Musées Nationaux

Oiseaux dans les branches d'un érable Panel Etoffe.com x Agence Musées Nationaux

Birds on the Branches of a Maple is a print by the Japanese painter Kyôsai Kawanabe dating from 1881. Currently kept at the Guimet Museum, Paris, it represents ten corvids in the branches of a red maple. The combination of red and black on a light background gives a calligraphic scope to this digitally printed decorative panel. In Japan, the crow symbolizes gratitude, family love, it is also a divine messenger, a sign of good omen.

Photo (C) RMN-Grand Palais (MNAAG, Paris) / Harry Bréjat

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

320 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.