Whether it’s the Weeping Willow, the Peking Willow, or the White Willow, all make a lovely wall decoration for the right room. Depending upon the size, they can be positioned as a focal point, or used as an accessory.
With a Willow, Wall Graphic is easy to bring the outdoors in or to enhance a nature-themed room. It’s not
Below you’ll find animated willow tree wall decals as well as vinyl photographic wall graphics. They’re straightforward to put up, and there’s no fussing with paint or stenciling. Best of all, when you want a decorating change, they’re removable.
Chinese Culture & the Weeping Willow
In the Chinese culture, they believe that placing a willow tree branch on a gate, fence, or door will ward off evil spirits on Qingming.
On the day of the Qingming Festival, the belief is that spirits of the dead return to earth, and the willow branch protects these wanderers.
Japanese Culture and the Weeping Willow
Weeping Willow Wall Decal by Stickerbrand
In Japanese culture, the Willow is considered to have an affiliation with ghosts.
The belief is that where you see a weeping willow tree, you’ll probably find a lingering ghost. If you’re scared by ghosts (who isn’t), don’t worry, they’re only wall graphics! The superstition pertains to real trees.
English Folklore & the Weeping Willow Tree
English folklore talks about the weeping willow being able to uproot itself and follow people around. In fact, in English Folklore, the weeping willow is considered to be quite sinister.
Weeping Willow Wall Decal with Leaves by SimpleShapes
Weeping Willow Wall Decal with Cherry Blossoms by SimpleShapes
Additional Weeping Willow Wall Art – Canvas, Prints and More
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I love weeping willows! Especially in spring when they’re all fresh and bright green. Pinning your page.
Thanks Monica – We used to have a huge weeping willow in one of our last houses (it was actually right behind our yard in the park behind us) and we had the benefit of it’s beauty without having to worry about it on our property – they sure do evoke emotion when you look at them