Noble Chrysanthemum Mural Beige

Asian Chrysanthemum Mural

With over 40 species, the Chrysanthemum is a wonder of variety, grace and understated elegance. Especially in East Asia they are known in natural surroundings. Due to its popularity, but also figuratively with its sun-like flower baskets, it has made it to imperial honours: a stylised 16-petalled Chrysanthemum flower serves as the National and Imperial Seal of Japan.

The Chrysanthemum is one of the most popular ornamental plants. Especially in autumn, it provides a refreshing splash of colour. With this noble floral mural by Gräflich Münster'schen Manufaktur for Haus Hohenberger in discreet grey beige, you can create a timeless accent for your home.

The floral non-woven wallpaper motif is based on a painting by the Japanese artist Kamisaka Sekka (1866-1942). Sekka was born in Kyoto into a samurai family that recognised his artistic vein at an early age. The mural is an edited section of the three-part masterpiece Momoyogusa. The title is believed to refer to an 8th century poetic text that translates as Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves.

Enjoy the imperial autumn blossom sustainably

Hohenberger Tapeten Manufaktur has refined this motif by Gräflich Münster'sche Manufaktur with the effect mica, which dusts the surface of the mural like powder. It emphasises the delicacy of the chrysanthemum mural. The House of Hohenberger consistently refrains from using PVC, which would be recyclable at best with very great effort. This is why you will enjoy this Asian chrysanthemum mural for a long time to come.

Design rights: Wolfsee U.G, Mrs. Clarissa Dreier