Grus japonensis stands amongst flowering branches, the red-crowned crane's elegant form paired with Prunus serrulata blossoms. Sola assembles Japanese aesthetic vocabulary: the crane (tancho) symbolizing longevity and fidelity, cherry blossoms marking ephemeral beauty, together creating composition rooted in cultural iconography.
The pattern depicts cranes in characteristic poses—perhaps standing alert, wings folded, or mid-courtship display—their white plumage, black wing feathers, and distinctive crimson crown rendered with attention to species identification. Cherry blossoms scatter across branches in varied bloom stages from bud to full flower, their five-petalled forms instantly recognizable. Additional oriental motifs might include bamboo, pine, waves, or clouds following traditional Japanese painting conventions. Compositional balance reflects ma—the Japanese concept valuing negative space—allowing elements breathing room rather than crowding surfaces. Colour palette likely maintains restraint: whites, blacks, soft pinks, muted greens supporting Japandi aesthetics where Japanese minimalism meets Scandinavian simplicity.
Printed in Cornwall with attention to delicate linework defining crane anatomy and blossom detail, maintaining clarity within balanced composition.
Sola suits interiors embracing Japandi fusion or broader Japanese aesthetic principles. Bedrooms, living rooms, meditation spaces where tranquil imagery reinforces contemplative atmosphere. The crane and cherry blossom imagery carries cultural weight—symbols deeply embedded in Japanese art and philosophy—deserving respectful application. Works as feature walls or full room coverage; the restrained palette and compositional balance prevent overwhelming even continuous application. Pairs with natural wood, minimal furnishings, neutral textiles, shoji-inspired elements reinforcing Japanese-Scandinavian synthesis.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Width: 75cm per roll
- Length: 7 metres
- Pattern alignment: Straight match
- Repeat: Large vertical repeat
- Installation: Butt joint
CARE: Wipe gently with damp cloth; the delicate composition maintains its tranquil character with gentle maintenance.
BRING THIS HOME Where Grus japonensis meets Prunus blossoms, walls honour Japanese symbols through pattern that remembers longevity and transience coexist.
