SARU
The monkey is a paradoxical character in Japanese culture and Shinto mythology; he is cunning and clever in some tales yet lustful and roguish in others — a foil to the more generous and stable aspects of human nature. Sometimes he is representative of greed, while other times he acts selflessly as a messenger of the gods. The monkey is a restless soul above all else, and a mirror for man to examine his own existence. In Saru, the monkeys depict innumerable temperaments, catching them in moments of fearlessness, compassion and mischief.
Printed On
non-woven paperWidth
27"Repeat
13 1/2"h x 9"vRoll Length
11 yardsCare
damp spongePattern Match
straightCertifications
ASTM-E84 Class ACfa Offered
noMinimum Order
1 rollTo Note
Custom colors, pattern adaptations and alternative substrates are offered for contract and hospitality projects. Minimums apply. Please contact your representative for further information.Available Colorways
NO. ZFSRUWC-01
NO. ZFSRUWC-01
glittering macaques amidst persimmon branches
NO. ZFSRUWC-02
NO. ZFSRUWC-02
glittering macaques amidst persimmon branches
NO. ZFSRUWC-03
NO. ZFSRUWC-03
glittering macaques amidst persimmon branches
NO. ZFSRUWC-04
NO. ZFSRUWC-04
glittering macaques amidst persimmon branches
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