Yes, Imao Keinen knew how to charm a room and how to cut. The blossom and warm sand background do the charming; the long teal tail cuts a clean diagonal straight down the wall. Put it up and a quiet room gets a proper focal point without gaining any noise. It suits a bedroom chimney breast, a spot above a low chest of drawers, or the flat end wall of a hallway where height helps. Pair it with dark timber, linen, rattan and stoneware in soft greens and browns. Keep the wall around it clear patterned wallpaper, busy shelving or a cluster of small frames will fight the tail and flatten the whole thing. On premium fine-art paper the fine ink linework in the pine needles stays sharp.