Fenton Grasscloth Wallpaper

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Management number	232343813	Release Date	2026/06/21	List Price	$85.25	Model Number	232343813
Category	Wallpaper General

A refined damask alive with hidden motion, dogs and hares dart through curling acanthus leaves. Inspired by a 19th-century silver mug from Bhuj, Fenton balances ornament with narrative depth. Rosette blooms and scrolling foliage reveal a scene of quiet pursuit and timeless grace.

Notes: This wallpaper has been inspired by details from an object in the collections of the British Museum. Details from a silver mug with a design of scrolling foliage and animals, including dogs chasing hares, late 19th century, workshop of Oomersee Mawjee, from Bhuj, India, British Museum 2011,3014.46, bequeathed by Oppi Untracht.

About the Wallpaper
Design - Fenton
Print Method - Digital | Paste the wall
Textured Grasscloth.
Pattern Match - Straight across match
Place of Manufacturing - UK
Roll Size
85cm wide x 5.5m - 85cm repeat
Delivery Times
Sample - 2-4 Days
Roll - 4-5 weeks

Sustainability
All Deus ex Gardenia wallpaper is printed per order in the UK. By keeping production local and bespoke, we can ensure consistency across each roll you receive whilst maximising commitment to sustainability. All wallpaper is FSC certified which means that the paper has been sourced from sustainable forests. We print with the finest eco-friendly water-based ink, which means they are non-toxic and very low in VOCs (volatile organic compounds). Printing rolls on a bespoke basis allows us to significantly minimise waste output.