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Butterflies by Kamisaka Sekka Canvas Print

'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of deep red butterflies on soft blue-grey. This is a Japanese woodblock-style butterfly study from the early 1900s, gentle in background but sharp in detail. Hang it and a quiet room gets a lift without shouting — the pale blue-grey keeps things calm while the mustard, red and cream wings pull the eye across the wall. It works well above a low console in a hallway, over a writing desk, or on a bedroom feature wall. Pair with pale oak or walnut, cane, linen and cream ceramics. Skip the busy patterned wallpaper and heavy dark florals nearby — this piece wants breathing room to do its work.

'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of deep red butterflies on soft blue-grey. This is a Japanese woodblock-style butterfly study from the early 1900s, gentle in background but sharp in detail. Hang it and a quiet room gets a lift without shouting — the pale blue-grey keeps things calm while the mustard, red and cream wings pull the eye across the wall. It works well above a low console in a hallway, over a writing desk, or on a bedroom feature wall. Pair with pale oak or walnut, cane, linen and cream ceramics. Skip the busy patterned wallpaper and heavy dark florals nearby — this piece wants breathing room to do its work.

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Butterflies by Kamisaka Sekka Canvas Print

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'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of deep red butterflies on soft blue-grey. This is a Japanese woodblock-style butterfly study from the early 1900s, gentle in background but sharp in detail. Hang it and a quiet room gets a lift without shouting — the pale blue-grey keeps things calm while the mustard, red and cream wings pull the eye across the wall. It works well above a low console in a hallway, over a writing desk, or on a bedroom feature wall. Pair with pale oak or walnut, cane, linen and cream ceramics. Skip the busy patterned wallpaper and heavy dark florals nearby — this piece wants breathing room to do its work.