SILK STRIPE By C.F.A Voysey Size:Roll the past and the present

the past and the present

Chevron tricks the eye with a visually textural print

They want art

They are coronated by feather crowns as a symbol of their wisdom and a tribute to the indigenous tribes they share the rainforest with

Lotus Pink –  this works particularly well as a bathroom wallpaper with a delicate soft-pink base and accents of blue and cream

SILK STRIPE By C.F.A Voysey Size:Roll the past and the presentOverview Our Silk Stripe wallpaper is from a 1918 design for a woven silk by C. F. A Voysey found in the V&A Museum archives. The story of silk is both of splendor and the everyday: its origins are in ancient China, where it was initially reserved for the Emperor but later was used for items including paper, fishing lines and canvas for painting. It was kept a precious secret before being smuggled out and subsequently traded on the infamous Silk Road.