Demon Slayer poster and tapestry: which format for which wall?

A white wall tells nothing. A wall with Rengoku drawing his sword on the Mugen Train, or the nine Hashira lined up under the moon, tells the series you love to everyone who walks into the room. And in the evening, before you switch off the light, it is Tanjiro who watches over your bed.

This guide reviews the shop’s Demon Slayer posters, canvases and tapestries: materials, formats, prices, ways to hang them, and the right format for each wall. Other decoration ideas are in our guide to decorating a Demon Slayer bedroom, and our buying tips on the shop’s guides and tips page.

Poster, canvas or tapestry: which to choose?

The choice depends first on the size of the wall and how you want to hang it. A poster is framed or fixed, a self-adhesive poster is stuck, a tapestry is hung, a panelled canvas is mounted on a stretcher or fixed flat.

All posters arrive rolled. The canvas posters and manga posters are sold unframed: plan for a frame if you want a framed look. The self-adhesive posters and tapestries, for their part, can be hung straight out of the packaging. The poster range is gathered in the Demon Slayer posters collection, the tapestries in the Demon Slayer tapestries collection.

Canvas posters, from 13 × 18 to 55 × 90 cm

The twelve cotton canvas posters form the heart of the range. Each shows a character mid-technique, and each comes in ten formats: 13 × 18, 20 × 25, A4, A3, 30 × 45, 40 × 50, A2, 50 × 70, 55 × 80 and 55 × 90 cm. Prices follow size, from €14.90 for the smallest to €54.90 for the largest, by way of €22.90 for A3 and €34.90 for A2.

Eight Hashira are there, each in their breathing style: Tomioka sweeps the space with his sword in woodblock-print waves, Sanemi bursts out of a whirlwind, Muichiro cuts through a turquoise mist, Obanai springs forward in the coils of his serpent, Mitsuri slices the air with her flexible blade, Gyomei whirls his axe and flail, Tengen spins between his twin blades, Shinobu stands out from a cloud of butterflies. The young slayers complete the series: Inosuke and his two blades, Zenitsu asleep in his lightning, Nezuko striking with her fist in her Exploding Blood.

Tanjiro’s poster is the most intense. He throws himself forward in a burst of red and yellow flames, the mark clearly visible on his forehead, his green and black chequered haori snapping with the movement. These flames are those of the Dance of the Fire God, inherited from his father, whose twelve linked forms trace a thirteenth. Our article on the Dance of the Fire God tells the story of this technique, and the complete Tanjiro Kamado collection brings together his whole range.

Manga posters, with their speech bubbles

The seven manga posters play in a different register. Each layers a character in colour over a black and white manga page, speech bubbles included, in English. Four formats: 20 × 30 cm at €17.90, 30 × 40 cm at €24.90, 40 × 50 cm at €34.90 and 50 × 70 cm at €39.90.

Akaza punches in the foreground, his body covered in his blue lines. Behind him, on the page, Tanjiro clenches his teeth, and the speech bubble recalls their reunion in the Infinity Castle, long after Rengoku’s death. The boy has changed: he bears the mark, has mastered the fire dance and fights alongside Tomioka. It is his revenge for the Flame Hashira.

Rengoku, Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, Inosuke and Giyu also have their manga poster. For fans who read the series before watching it, it is the format most faithful to the original work, Koyoharu Gotouge’s, in black and white. Our Rengoku manga poster faces Akaza’s, and all the demon’s products are in the complete Akaza collection. Our page on the Demon Slayer manga, volumes and chapters presents the original work.

Self-adhesive Nezuko posters

Ten self-adhesive posters, nine devoted to Nezuko and one to Tanjiro and Nezuko under the full moon, stick directly onto a smooth wall, without nails or a frame. They are printed on synthetic paper, covered with a protective film, and offered in five formats: 15 × 20, 30 × 45, 40 × 60, 50 × 70 and 57 × 90 cm. The small format costs from €22.90, the largest from €44.90 to €79.90 depending on the design.

Each design shows a side of Tanjiro’s sister. Sitting in front of a lattice window, the bamboo muzzle across her mouth. Under the cherry blossoms. Mid-leap. In front of a red sun, the day she overcame it. Fangs out, as a demon. Her kimono stained after a fight. Her family name written in kana. A pink collage, geometric patterns. The parents of a little Nezuko fan will find enough here to transform a whole bedroom.

Before becoming a demon, Nezuko was the eldest daughter of a family of charcoal sellers. When her mother apologised for not being able to give her a new kimono, she replied that she did not need one. She was twelve. Our page Nezuko Kamado, everything about Tanjiro’s sister tells her story, and the complete Nezuko Kamado collection her whole range.

Five-panel canvases, 150 cm wide

For a large living room or office wall, the three five-panel canvases change the scale. Each is divided into a central panel of 30 × 80 cm, two of 30 × 60 cm and two of 30 × 40 cm at the ends, for about 150 cm wide once lined up. They cost €49.90, arrive rolled and without a stretcher, and each panel keeps a 3 cm white margin for mounting.

Two canvases are devoted to Giyu Tomioka. On the first, he stands in the centre, sword in both hands, and a water dragon rises behind him filling the central panel, its icy blue waves spilling to the edges. On the second, a huge wave curls from one edge to the other on an almost black background, and Giyu stands in the middle, his two-tone haori billowing with the movement. Our Giyu canvas with the night wave tells the story of the Hashira who did not believe himself worthy of his title.

The third canvas is that of Obanai and his white serpent, Kaburamaru. Our Obanai canvas with the white serpent is filed in the complete Obanai Iguro collection, and Giyu in the complete Giyu Tomioka collection.

For mounting, two options. The simplest: fix each panel flat on the wall, lined up and spaced a few centimetres apart. The neatest: stretch each panel on a wooden stretcher, using the 3 cm white margin, for the depth of a real canvas. A framer will do it if you are not handy.

Wall tapestries, up to 150 × 230 cm

The ten wall tapestries cover the largest surfaces. In polyester and cotton fabric, printed over their whole surface, they come in seventeen sizes, from 50 × 70 cm at €24.90 to 150 × 230 cm at €69.90, by way of 100 × 150 cm at €49.90. Each arrives with four clips and four trace-free nails for hanging.

Four tapestries bring the Hashira together. All nine pose together under a pale moon, Tomioka in the foreground, Tengen all smiles under his jewelled headband. Others show them at sunset in sepia, under the full moon, or on a grey background. Each of these Hashira eventually crosses paths with an Upper Moon, and none comes out unscathed: our page on the Demon Slayer Hashira tells of their battles.

The others tell arcs. The Mugen Train tapestry puts Rengoku drawing his sword at the top left, Nezuko in the centre, Tanjiro leaping into the flames, and Enmu’s pale hand above the scene. The Swordsmith Village one brings together Muichiro in his mist, Mitsuri mid-leap, Genya and Tanjiro. Others show the heroes and demons of the first season, Tanjiro and the trio in manga panels, or the trio with Tomioka facing the demons, and the Water Hashira has his own, under a purple wisteria. The complete Kyojuro Rengoku collection brings together everything bearing the Flame Hashira’s name.

The Mugen Train tapestry’s listing specifies that it can be washed by hand or in the machine: check your own tapestry’s page before the first wash.

The flag banner, for a fan’s wall

The flag banner is the quirkiest piece in the range. A full-length character in the centre of a pink and white starred flag, which plays on the American banner. Fourteen characters to choose from: all nine Hashira, Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, Inosuke, and Akaza, the only demon of the lot.

It is in light polyester, hemmed, and pierced with metal eyelets at the four corners, which lets you stretch it with hooks or string. Four formats: 60 × 90 cm at €29.90, 90 × 150 cm at €39.90, 120 × 180 cm at €49.90 and 244 × 152 cm at €69.90. The largest covers an entire section of wall, or serves as a backdrop for a fans’ party. Our flag banner with fourteen characters also makes a fine birthday decoration.

Which format for which wall?

Measure before ordering. A poster that is too small gets lost on a large wall, a tapestry that is too big overwhelms a small bedroom.

Above a desk, an A3 or a 40 × 50 cm is enough, at eye level when you are sitting. Above a single bed, aim for a 50 × 70 or a 55 × 90 cm, or an 80 × 120 cm tapestry. Above a double bed, a 150 × 200 cm tapestry or a five-panel canvas fill the width well. On a door, a 57 × 90 cm self-adhesive poster holds on its own and comes off without leaving a hole.

For a collection wall, mix the formats: a large poster in the centre, two or three small ones around it, all from the same family for harmony. The canvas posters, which all come in the same ten formats, lend themselves well to this: four Hashira in A4 side by side, for example, with a 50 × 70 in the middle.

In a child’s bedroom, prefer the self-adhesive posters or the tapestries, which hang without glass or a frame. Our page Demon Slayer for children, a guide by age gives other ideas for their bedroom.

Which character for which room?

The format depends on the wall, the character depends on the room and on whoever lives in it. A few combinations work particularly well.

In a living room, the Hashira tapestries in sepia or on a grey background stay understated, and go with a light interior as well as with wood. A five-panel canvas of Giyu, all in blues, gives depth to a large bare wall without overwhelming the room.

In a teenager’s bedroom, the manga posters work wonders. Hang Akaza and Rengoku facing each other, on either side of a window or a bed: the two opponents of the Mugen Train stare at each other from one wall to the other. Add Tanjiro in his fire dance, and the duel becomes a complete story, that of revenge.

In a child’s bedroom, Nezuko, Zenitsu and Inosuke often appeal to the youngest, and the self-adhesive Nezuko posters can be stuck at a child’s height with no risk of broken glass. The poster of Tanjiro and Nezuko under the full moon suits a brother and sister who share the same bedroom.

In an office or a gaming corner, a Hashira poster in A3 above the screen is enough to create the Demon Slayer atmosphere without being distracting. Our guide to the Demon Slayer gaming setup completes the decor with the rest of the desk.

Hanging without damaging the wall

A rolled poster keeps its curve for a few hours. Unroll it on a table, image facing up, and put a book on each corner while it flattens. Avoid folding it: a crease in a canvas always shows.

For the self-adhesive posters, first clean the wall with a dry cloth, then apply the poster starting from the top, smoothing downwards to push out the bubbles. They need a smooth wall: on a roughcast wall or grainy paint, they hold badly.

The tapestries arrive with their clips and trace-free nails. Fix the two top corners first, check that the fabric hangs straight, then the two at the bottom.

For the canvas posters, a frame remains the most elegant solution, and most of the ten formats match common frame sizes, A4, A3 and A2 included. Keep them out of full sun, which fades the colours in the long run.

Budget and delivery

A small 13 × 18 cm poster starts at €14.90, a manga poster at €17.90. Count €22.90 to €39.90 for an A3 or an A2, €24.90 to €69.90 for a tapestry depending on size, and €49.90 for a five-panel canvas. The banner starts at €29.90.

Allow 5 to 12 days for delivery depending on location. Delivery is free in France, with no minimum purchase, and every parcel is tracked. The posters travel rolled, which protects them from creases.

All these items join the Demon Slayer decor collection, and our Demon Slayer gift guide by budget helps you if the poster is a gift. Our Demon Slayer merchandise guide presents every range.