The Flower Movement, originating in San Francisco in the late 1960s, was born from the ideas and movements ofLOVE & PEACE and the Summer of Love
. At the time, bold colors and patterns gained immense popularity and became a worldwide trend.
In 1968, Fender also released Telecaster models featuring floral and paisley patterns, such asthe Blue Flower and Pink Paisley
. These two models were finished using a method distinct from conventional painting.
The technique involved applying real wallpaper to the top and back of the body, then spraying paint over it!
Consequently, when viewed up close, the texture and pattern of the wallpaper fabric are clearly visible.
Produced this way, the Blue Flower and Pink Paisley were discontinued the following year, 1969, making them rare models sold for only a very short period of two years
. Due to their rarity and unique character, these two models gained enduring popularity. In 1984, Fender Japan reissued the Blue Flower and Pink Paisley.
Now, incredibly, a rare example of the Pink Paisley—not just any Pink Paisley, but the one reissued by Fender Japan—has arrived!
Here it is!!
1980s Fender Japan TL69-75 Pink Paisley White Burst
While conventional Fender Japan Pink Paisleys feature a pink burst around the edges, this one has a white burst finish, giving it a look that combines psychedelic flair with elegance!
We also have a large number of the traditional Pink Paisley color TL69s in stock!!
1986 Fender Japan TL69-75 Pink Paisley
First released in 1984, the TL69-75 Pink Paisley features the same meticulous construction as the original, with wallpaper material applied before painting!
1990-1991 Fender Japan TL69-700 Pink Paisley
This unit was sold during the 1990-1991 period when price revisions were implemented!
It shares identical specifications with the TL69-75 above.
The vibrant paisley pattern features a brilliant golden hue, giving it a truly commanding presence!
A wide variety of Pink Paisley models are available to choose from!!
Fender Japan Inventory List Here!!
TCGAKKI Electric Guitar Specialist: Nibei