Buy Japanese Origami paper cranes symbol of happiness, luck and longevity Wall Mural by EkaterinaP. Worldwide shipping available at . Just one of millions of high quality products available.
With our Wall Murals, you can cover an entire wall with a rad design - just line up the panels and stick them on. They’re easy to peel off too, leaving no sticky residue behind. With crisp, vibrant colors and images, this stunning wall decor lets you create an amazing permanent or temporary space. Available in two floor-to-ceiling sizes.
- Size in feet: 8’ Mural comes with four 2’(W) x 8’(H) panels
- Size in feet: 12' Mural comes with six 2’ x 8’ panels
- Printed on self-adhesive woven polyester fabric panels, easy to stick on and off
- Matte finish and texture
- Features vibrant, water-based, non-toxic inks
- Washable with mild soap and water
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