Code : WL-1
Description :

Collection Ayothaya

Thai Ayothaya art refers to  the art and style of the Ayothaya Kingdom Which existed from 1350 until 1767. The early period reflects Dvaravati and Lop Buri influences but from the middle of the 15 th Century AD. it Developed to its nationally renowned style, Which was inspired by the earlier Sukhothai and U Thong features. Artworks were created in bronze, woodcarving, stucco and sandstone. Many works of art were destroyed During the Burmese invasions

The Ayothaya period began when King Ramathibodi I (King U Thong) established Ayothaya as a capitalcity in the 15lh century AD. The city survived until its second defeat in the 18lh century AD. at the hands of the Burmes.

Technical Characteristics

Preparation of Walls

Walls should be dry, free from mildew and sufficiently absorbent. If too absorbent,  they should be treated with fixative or pre-glueing material.

- Roll Length mt. 10.05± 3% Roll Width mt. 0.52 ± 3%  

Properties :

  Washability with water and soap

 Light fastness

 Peel able

Check the appearance of the material before cutting the rolls and ensure that the technical instructions given above are respected.

- Glue to be used adhesive for duplex wallpapers

Pattern repeat :

 Nil

 Straight Match

 Drop match to 26 cm.

 Reversal of alternate lengths