Fishnet - Gold on Black Mylar Wallpaper by Flavor Paper
$170.00
This cheeky play on scale and perspective looks like a simple fishnet pattern from across the room, but when you approach the pattern it reveals itself as fishnets! Ladies legs in various styles of fishnets that is. With connecting diamonds featuring bustiers and laced panties. Sexy and fun, Fishnet can be printed as a super-sized inverse if the original scale is too subtle. Flavor Paper is sold in 3 rolls minimum.
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- Made in Brooklyn
- Design: Jon Sherman for Flavor Paper
- Paper: Mylar
- Match: Straight across
- Pattern Repeat: 18"
- Printing process: Handscreened
- Dimensions: W: 27” L: 15' per roll. Sold in min. 3 rolls quantity
- Hand printed to order, lead time 4-6 weeks
- Flavor Paper comes untrimmed and unpasted
- Special order item
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