Transform and elevate any space with this peel-and-stick wallpaper. As seen in The African Decor Edit, this wallpaper is inspired by the work of Madame Adéle and her colleagues, who we introduce you to in the Kuba cloth section. This whimsical and meticulous design, called Shina Mboa (meaning "tail of the dog") has graced royal attire for centuries, originally made with barkcloth cutouts worn in skirt form during ceremonies of Bakuba Kingdom royal court in present day Democratic Republic of Congo. Kuba cloth designs inspired the famous Matisse cutouts, and he lauds this specific technique with that revered body of work.
Expertly adapted into a seamless wallpaper design that invites regal tradition into your home.
Peel-and-stick wallpaper which is easy to apply and removable when desired.
Each panel is 2ft x 12ft, with a seamless repeat. (Samples also available in 2'x1')
Sold by the roll; 3 roll minimum (price is per roll).
