colors
Pierre Frey
Wallpapers
Achak
FP506001 - Buffalo
Takutsinakawé is the spirit, or achak, depicted in this drawing. Illustrated in a graphic and stylized way, it shows the sacred elements of flowering,...
Achak
Takutsinakawé is the spirit, or achak, depicted in this drawing. Illustrated in a graphic and stylized way, it shows the sacred elements of flowering, such as sun and rain, as well as the symbols of rebirth and abundance. This design is the result of a collaboration of La Maison Pierre Frey with students from the National School of Decorative Arts in Paris. Printed on extra-wide non-woven.
Caractéristiques
Sales Unit
Available per meter/yard
Caractéristiques
Backing
NON WOVEN
Caractéristiques
Composition
100 % Non-woven
Caractéristiques
Width
137 cm / 53,93 inch
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Raccord : Vertical 68 cm / 26.77 inch
Raccord : Horizontal 137 cm / 53 inch
Laize : 137,00 cm / 53,93 inch
Technical sheet
Achak
FP506001 - Buffalo
Pierre Frey - Grand Canyon
Type
Wide width printed wallpapers
Artist
Tiphaine Buhot Launay & Selim Hassan
Sales Unit
Available per meter/yard
Backing
NON WOVEN
Composition
100 % Non-woven
Width
137 cm / 53,93 inch
Repeat
H: 137 cm - 53,00 inch
V: 68 cm - 26,77 inch
Straight repeat
Weight
180 gr / m²
Care
Spongeable
Moderate lightfastness
Trimming
Pretrimmed
Hanging/Removing
Paste the wall
Wet removable
Certifications
EUROCLASS B-s1,d0
ASTM E84 Class A
Notes
Flame retardant backing
Information
Use the trim & join marks during installation. Double-cut installation.
Book
F9979PPFREY14
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Tiphaine Buhot Launay & Selim Hassan
Sensitive to the notion of transmission and in support of creative youth, after being approached by l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, Pierre Frey asked a group of students to reflect and work on the theme around Native american culture. The students explored this theme in groups of pairs composed of one textile designer and one graphic designer. From there 4 wallpapers and 2 fabrics were produced representing both the culture and the beliefs of the Native american people.
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