Mid-Century refers to a style of furniture, architecture, and product design that was popular mainly in the United States from the 1940s to the 1960s. Its characteristics are simple and functional designs that eliminate waste. Unlike the linear designs of the past, it features curved and rounded, free forms that utilize new materials such as plastic and molded plywood. Also, it incorporated pop and vivid colors and geometric patterns, and it was an era when artificial new materials such as FRP (fiber-reinforced plastic) and aluminum were actively introduced. Its retro and modern design, like the American diners often seen in old movies, stirs the stylish heart that everyone has longed for at least once. Among them, the work "Waves" or "Blue Waves" was announced in 1961 by Yusaku Kamekura, a leading Japanese graphic designer. It became one of the four posters symbolizing the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, known as the first time the Olympics were held in Japan, and is still highly regarded worldwide, representing a major leap for young people aspiring to art and design. This product is an homage to Mr. Kamekura, made with a special fabric. The fine texture and presence, different from ordinary paper, make it an interior item that elegantly enhances the space. Why not pick it up and take a trip back in time to those good old days? 【Material】 Cotton Waterproof 【Size】 400mm x 600mm *Frame not included. 【Note】 This is an overseas product and a non-branded item. Although we inspect the product before listing, there may be fine scratches, and the original sewing may be looser compared to Japanese products. Also, the color of the photo and the actual product may differ depending on the monitor of your device. Therefore, we are sorry, but we cannot accept returns or exchanges due to customer convenience. If you have any questions, please contact us before evaluation.