Golden Crane in Flight Canvas Print
Too much beige. Not enough warm gold. This fixes that. A red-crowned crane lifts across a gold ground, with plum blossom on one side, bamboo on the other, and a low band of waves underneath.
The room warms up the second this goes on the wall. Gold catches lamplight in the evening, the black wing-tips give the eye somewhere to land, and the bamboo and blossom keep things calm rather than showy.
It likes a wall on its own — above a sideboard, console, or low bench works best. A bedroom feature wall is the other obvious home.
Pair with black-stained or walnut wood, linen, stoneware and one paper lampshade. The canvas gives it a soft, screen-like surface that suits the subject.
Don't crowd it with other strong patterns or competing gold tones — let the crane be the loudest thing in the room.
Too much beige. Not enough warm gold. This fixes that. A red-crowned crane lifts across a gold ground, with plum blossom on one side, bamboo on the other, and a low band of waves underneath.
The room warms up the second this goes on the wall. Gold catches lamplight in the evening, the black wing-tips give the eye somewhere to land, and the bamboo and blossom keep things calm rather than showy.
It likes a wall on its own — above a sideboard, console, or low bench works best. A bedroom feature wall is the other obvious home.
Pair with black-stained or walnut wood, linen, stoneware and one paper lampshade. The canvas gives it a soft, screen-like surface that suits the subject.
Don't crowd it with other strong patterns or competing gold tones — let the crane be the loudest thing in the room.
Original: $89.95
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$31.48Description
Too much beige. Not enough warm gold. This fixes that. A red-crowned crane lifts across a gold ground, with plum blossom on one side, bamboo on the other, and a low band of waves underneath.
The room warms up the second this goes on the wall. Gold catches lamplight in the evening, the black wing-tips give the eye somewhere to land, and the bamboo and blossom keep things calm rather than showy.
It likes a wall on its own — above a sideboard, console, or low bench works best. A bedroom feature wall is the other obvious home.
Pair with black-stained or walnut wood, linen, stoneware and one paper lampshade. The canvas gives it a soft, screen-like surface that suits the subject.
Don't crowd it with other strong patterns or competing gold tones — let the crane be the loudest thing in the room.
