Cle Elum - Silver and Gold on Cream - Residential Coated Wallpaper - Thatcher
Cle Elum - Silver and Gold on Cream - Residential Coated Wallpaper - Thatcher
Cle Elum - Silver and Gold on Cream - Residential Coated Wallpaper - Thatcher
I LOOK AT THE CREEK. I FLOAT TOWARD THE POND, EYES OPEN, FACE DOWN, STARING AT THE ROCKS AND MOSS OF THE CREEK BOTTOM UNTIL I AM CARRIED TO THE LAKE WHERE I AM PUSHED BY THE BREEZE.SHE DID NOT KNOW THE NAMES OF THESE RECORDS, BUT THAT WAS ALL RIGHT. THIS WAS AN ADVENTURE.

Cle Elum - Silver and Gold on Cream - Archival Pattern

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The Archival Pattern collection features early Thatcher designs, made-to-order in residential or commercial-grade substrates.

DIMENSIONS

Sample: 8.5" x 11"

Residential Grade Single Roll: 27" W x 15' L

Residential Grade Double Roll: 27" W x 30' L

Commercial Grade: 54” Product Width, 50” Pattern Width

PRODUCT INFO

Residential Pattern Repeat: 36" straight repeat

Untrimmed

Material: Clay coated paper, Type II Mylar

Fire Rating: Class A

Sustainability: The Climate Label Certified and recyclable

Printing Method: Hand Screen printed, digitally printed

SKU: CE-SGCR

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   Description 

Depicting some of the native flora and fauna in the Cle Elum, Washington river area; and inspired by the dark short story by Raymond Carver, "So Much Water So Close to Home".

Colors: SILVER AND GOLD ON CREAM


 

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I LOOK AT THE CREEK. I FLOAT TOWARD THE POND, EYES OPEN, FACE DOWN, STARING AT THE ROCKS AND MOSS OF THE CREEK BOTTOM UNTIL I AM CARRIED TO THE LAKE WHERE I AM PUSHED BY THE BREEZE.SHE DID NOT KNOW THE NAMES OF THESE RECORDS, BUT THAT WAS ALL RIGHT. THIS WAS AN ADVENTURE.