Kyoto Blossom, Bioluminescent Blue Schweta Mistry in memory of her Captain

in memory of her Captain De Bortoli and his Isadore

• Repeat: 39"

Each building has its own unique architectural design forming a wondrous pictorial image

Fleur meaning ‘flower’ in the French language is a playful take on traditional Arts and Crafts style designs found in the Victorian era

The anthropomorphic buds were inspired by a William Kilburn sketch from 1800

Kyoto Blossom, Bioluminescent Blue Schweta Mistry in memory of her CaptainOverview Bioluminescent Blue this works particularly well as a bathroom wallpaper with a vibrant blue base and accents of pink, green and cream. Bring some floral fantasy to your home with our enchanting Kyoto Blossom. Inspired by the Japanese gardens of Holland Park and featuring delicate illustrations of cherry blossoms, lotus flowers, exotic birds and koi carp. Printed on luxuriously textured paper with a subtle and sophisticated sheen, create an