Dynamic, precise and spectacular, badminton is much more than just a racket game: it is a complete sport, both strategic and physical, which attracts millions of players around the world.This artwork by Lotza vividly illustrates the intensity and elegance of badminton, capturing the rapid movement of the shuttlecock and the concentration of players on a competition court.

Born in India under the name of "Poona", this racket sport found its name and its notoriety in England, when the Duke of Beaufort introduced it to his guests in his estate inBadminton House, in 1873. This game, initially aristocratic, quickly became popular and became a sporting discipline in its own right, structured and codified from the end of the 19th century.

With its entry into theOlympic GamesIn 1992, at the Barcelona Games, badminton gained international recognition, establishing itself as a demanding sport, combining agility, coordination, endurance and tactics. Whether insimple, indoubleor inmixed doubles, rallies can reach impressive speeds, sometimes exceeding 400 km/h, making it one of the fastest racket sports in the world.

This work pays homage to the energy of the game, but also to its origins and evolution. It features the sport's iconic symbols: the stretched net, modern rackets, and the iconic shuttlecock with delicate feathers, all in a stylized and dynamic graphic setting.

Ideal for sports enthusiasts, design lovers or clubs looking to decorate their spaces, this badminton poster combinesaesthetics, culture and passionIt embodies the strong values of this sport: respect, effort, and the balance between finesse and power. Treat yourself to an inspiring work that celebrates the history and intensity of badminton, and let the spirit of competition and play enter your walls with ease.