Compact Framed Print - Pride Floral Collection - Philidelphia 2017 - Today Only [zYuwIUZL]

Framed Print - Pride Floral Collection - Philadelphia 2017

Introducing the Framed Ojibwe Floral Pride Print, a captivating piece of art that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the Ojibwe people. This exquisite 8x12" print is a true testament to the beauty and sophistication of Ojibwe floral motifs. Crafted with precision, this artwork is presented in a sleek black frame, adding depth and texture to your space. The 2-inch border around the print ensures a polished look, while the 1-inch thick frame showcases the artwork's grandeur. This high-quality print is perfect for adding a touch of cultural significance and visual appeal to any room in your home or office.

Artistic Details and Specifications

The Framed Ojibwe Floral Pride Print is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, designed to impress and inspire. It features a scratch-resistant acrylic insert, ensuring that the vibrant colors and intricate details remain pristine for years. The print is ready to hang, making it an easy addition to your walls. To maintain its beauty, simply wipe it clean with a damp cloth. This print is not just a decoration; it's a piece of history, culture, and artistry. Each print is crafted using only the finest materials, ensuring that the artwork's rich colors and intricate designs are beautifully preserved.

Enhance Your Space with Cultural Significance

Our Framed Ojibwe Floral Pride Print is the perfect choice for those looking to infuse their living space with a sense of history and cultural significance. Whether you're a collector of Native American art, a fan of unique home decor, or simply seeking to add a touch of beauty to your surroundings, this print is a must-have. Ideal for home or office, it's a thoughtful gift for friends and family, or a statement piece for your own space. By purchasing this print, you're not only enhancing your environment but also supporting Native arts and the Bad River Ojibwe tribal member, Caitlin Newago, of Bizaanide'ewin, a Native small business. Join the movement of appreciating and supporting Indigenous art and culture.