Repeating profiles of low mountains softly fade into the background of the wallcovering, creating a fascinating infinite effect. The transitions between different tones create a rich and elegant appearance, where the subject becomes a mere suggestion given by the color palette. Made on a silk and metallic fiber support, the wallcovering recalls the Orient not only through the graphic design – simple yet highly evocative – but also thanks to the name, a tribute to Japanese poet Matsuo Basho (1644-1694), considered the greatest master of haiku poetry.