Petrouchka Charcoal, 108-3013

Petrouchka re-introduces the flock print to the Cole & Son library. Flock printing, the application of wool or synthetic fibres to paper was originally invented in the 17th century to imitate expensive cut velvet wall hangings. Petrouchka has been printed at a traditional paper mill in the North of England in a range of five jewel-like colourings of drawing room red, baize green, shimmering graphite, indigo blue and a vintage lilac. Produced on a 68.5cm wide 10m roll. The pattern repeat measures 72cm with a straight match. This is an easy-to-hang, paste-the-wall wallpaper. So you should easily be able to hang it in half the time it would take when hanging regular paste-the-paper wallpaper. We would also recommend ordering a sample for a true colour match