Product code: IKEA Asa Ekström Manga Fabric deals RARE
IKEA is presenting its new collection of fabrics with a sweet name Charlotta. The IKEA company commissioned Åsa Ekström, a girl who became a mangaka, a manga cartoonist when she was 13, to create a design which would mix Japan and Scandinavia. The images inspired by eastern way of drawing comics strips appeared on throw-pillows and fabric pictures, as well as on a lot of other decorative items for making the rooms cosy and emotionally warm. Åsa demonstrates how strong her love of Tokyo is by depicting its style on the textiles. Japanese woodcuts called ukiyo-e were among the thing, which inspired the creative girl as well. Ukiyo-e art in Japanese stands for “pictures of a floating world” and it appeared in the country back deals in the seventeenth century. This graphic style would be great for a whimsical wall hanging, throw pillow or even an accent chair. Pre-owned, but unused. Good condition; no holes, tears or rips.
IKEA is presenting its new collection of fabrics with a sweet name Charlotta. The IKEA company commissioned Åsa Ekström, a girl who became a mangaka, a manga cartoonist when she was 13, to create a design which would mix Japan and Scandinavia. The images inspired by eastern way of drawing comics strips appeared on throw-pillows and fabric pictures, as well as on a lot of other decorative items for making the rooms cosy and emotionally warm. Åsa demonstrates how strong her love of Tokyo is by depicting its style on the textiles. Japanese woodcuts called ukiyo-e were among the thing, which inspired the creative girl as well. Ukiyo-e art in Japanese stands for “pictures of a floating world” and it appeared in the country back deals in the seventeenth century. This graphic style would be great for a whimsical wall hanging, throw pillow or even an accent chair. Pre-owned, but unused. Good condition; no holes, tears or rips.