Yukiko Noritake, a Japanese illustrator based in Paris since 2015, expresses in her works a unique sensibility shaped by her journey between Japan and France. Inspired by nature, travel, everyday life, and shades of color, her illustrations are imbued with delicacy, poetry, and elegance and have quickly conquered the world of French illustration.

During the grape harvest, Yukiko captured various memories of the Beaujolais region's emblematic places, fusing them into a unique landscape. An orange light stretches far into the valley, illuminating the picturesque villages with their centuries-old churches. Among the vines, grape-pickers bustle about, carefully harvesting the ripe bunches, while the leaves begin to take on the shimmering hues of early autumn. This vast fresco celebrates the arrival of a season of abundance, when the harmony between man and nature takes on its full meaning.

TECHNICAL OPTIONS

Walls are not always perfectly rectangular. We advise you to add a safety margin to your dimensions (1.18 to 2 inches). 

Your design will be cut into strips (maximum width: 29.5 inch).

Available on non-woven paper (lightfast, paste the wall, washable, dry-tear able) or High Performance Contract (scrubbable and impact resistant, PVC free).

INFORMATION

Be aware that non-woven paper is not totally opaque. In case of dark or colored wall please apply an undercoat or a liner.

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