Sacred Ibis, Emblem of Thoth Canvas Print

Sacred Ibis, Emblem of Thoth Canvas PrintYes, Lon Jean Joseph Dubois knew how to charm a room and how to cut. A single ibis on a mustard yellow plinth, drawn with the care of a 19th century natural history plate, lifted from the Panthon gyptien. Hung in a study or library, it brings a quiet, scholarly note to the wall without taking the room over. The cream ground keeps things light, while the small red and blue accents add just enough warmth. Try it above a dark wood desk, an antique

without tipping into novelty

The off-white background softens whatever you've got going on

It reads warm

or as the warm centre of a nursery

layered surface

Pair with bouclé seating

It belongs above a sideboard in a dining room

A small leafy plant nearby suits it well

The deep green head and warm brown bodies pull out timber

Don't crowd it with louder prints

Don't crowd it with other busy prints — let the colour blocks breathe

brings quiet warmth without shouting — the kind of piece a room slowly leans into