Red & White Anemone Metal Wall Art

$116.00
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METAL WALL ART

Eleonora’s distinctive and colorful oil paintings are brought to life in an innovative, stylish, and functional way with her new Fine Art Home Décor Collection.  

This vibrant and decorative Metal Wall Art piece features Eleonora’s original artwork, hand painted on canvas.  Custom designed, digitally printed, and beautifully crafted in the USA for a high quality premium finish. Our eco-friendly dyes are infused into a special metal coating through sublimation for superior durability and archival quality prints. Our “ready to hang” metal substrates have a 4 panel frame that makes hanging your print quick and easy. These bright, one- of- kind, fine art pieces are the perfect way to showcase your unique style and breathe new life into any space.  

Features

  • Exclusive Artist Collection - hand- painted designs by New England based Artist and Designer, Eleonora Ferragatta
  • Custom Designed, Printed, and Handcrafted in the USA – supporting a community of local makers.  
  • High Definition - High level color and image quality.
  • Chromaluxe Coating - Archival Quality Metal Prints - 65+ Years before fading for superior durability and a lasting finish.
  • Ready to Hang - Our Metal substrates have a 4 panel frame that makes hanging your print quick and easy. No additional framing is needed.
  • Modern Finish – No protective glass needed! The sublimated aluminum can be suspended off the wall by using our included floating wall mount.
  • Scratch resistant - Dyes are infused into a special metal coating through sublimation. This makes it more durable than traditional paper and canvas imaging because it cannot be scratched or peeled off the surface.
  • Wipeable Artwork - No need to worry about fingerprints or blemishes. A microfiber cloth and household cleaner can be used to clean these prints.                   
  • Eco-Friendly Printing - Dye Sublimation is an environmentally conscious printing process. The inks used are non-toxic water-based inks. During sublimation they do not turn to liquid; they go directly to gas. There is no runoff.
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