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Mount the Rolling Stones Tongue Textile Poster in multicolour polyester — officially licensed Rolling Stones merchandise printed on a 70cm × 106cm woven ground with the band's most recognisable wordless mark.

The Tongue and Lips first landed in 1971 on Sticky Fingers: designed by John Pasche the year before, commissioned by Mick Jagger, and used as the Stones' calling card ever since. This poster reproduces the mark at wall scale in polyester weave.

Available in a multicolour polyester print, single 70cm × 106cm size. Tougher than paper, lighter than canvas.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Textile Poster
  • Design: Tongue
  • Colour: Multicolour
  • Material: 100% polyester
  • Dimensions: Approx 70cm × 106cm (27 inches × 42 inches)
  • Great for: bedrooms, studios, gig dens, Rolling Stones fans

The Rolling Stones Textile Poster: Tongue

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Mount the Rolling Stones Tongue Textile Poster in multicolour polyester — officially licensed Rolling Stones merchandise printed on a 70cm × 106cm woven ground with the band's most recognisable wordless mark.

The Tongue and Lips first landed in 1971 on Sticky Fingers: designed by John Pasche the year before, commissioned by Mick Jagger, and used as the Stones' calling card ever since. This poster reproduces the mark at wall scale in polyester weave.

Available in a multicolour polyester print, single 70cm × 106cm size. Tougher than paper, lighter than canvas.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Textile Poster
  • Design: Tongue
  • Colour: Multicolour
  • Material: 100% polyester
  • Dimensions: Approx 70cm × 106cm (27 inches × 42 inches)
  • Great for: bedrooms, studios, gig dens, Rolling Stones fans

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