Chinoiserie Birds
R329.00
Chinoiserie is the extravagant, whimsical, dreamlike 17th Century Western interpretation of Chinese and East Asian artistic traditions. This Chinoiserie Bird stencil design has been inspired in particular by the exquisite hand painted wallpapers at the palace of Drottningholm in Sweden. Use for an elegant, glamorous or avant-garde look. Add touches of gold leaf for an authentically palatial finish.
Here we see an example of the stencil used with the combination of Country Grey and Old Violet.
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