Earth Grey Brick

Pepa Martin and Karen Davis founders of Shibori, a boutique textile agency, are renowned for pushing the boundaries of this ancient Japanese craft. By exploring and modernising old techniques on modern fabrics the pair injects a strong design element into their work making an old craft new again.

Shibori is the Japanese art of resist dyeing. It has been used in Japan to embellish and decorate cloth for over 4000 years. You often see very intricate shibori on traditional kimonos and obi sashes, but the art of resist dyeing is found in cultures all over the world from Indonesia to Africa, they all have their own version of this craft. For as long as we have been wearing cloth we have been finding ways to decorate it.

This wallpaper has obtained the following Fire and Flammability classifications.

North America
“Class A” for ASTM Designation E84-15a.
Comparable to UL 723, ANSI/NFPA No. 255
& UBC No. 8-1.

Building Codes Cited:
National Fire Protection Association,
ANSI/NFPA No. 101, "Life Safety Code".
International Building Code,
Chapter 8, Interior Finishes, Section 803.

Australia & New Zealand
"Group 1" for AS/NZS Standards:
AS/NZS 3837:1998
The Building Code of Australia (BCA)

Please Contact Us to request a copy of the fire certificates and test reports.

This high quality, hard wearing 150 gsm, class A, double-layered non-woven paper is extremely durable and fade resistant. Finished with two coats of specially formulated glaze allows it to be affectively cleaned.

All wallpapers are "made to order" and as a result slight variations between batch numbers can occur. With this in mind it's important that when purchasing your wallpaper that you buy enough to complete your job ensuring you get the same colour on all rolls. It is also good to remember that it will take us 14 days to manufacture and ship your order.