Design: A detailed and historically accurate map of Palestine from the year 1841, printed all over the canvas, ensuring the full beauty and intricacy of the map is displayed.
Material:
Canvas: Made from 100% premium long-staple cotton, offering a strong stretch and clear texture. High-quality printing ensures a compact and smooth finish.
Frame: Constructed from sturdy natural solid wood, complete with metal hook accessories that form a durable, shrink-resistant frame once bound. Each main frame is equipped with metal hooks for easy hanging and maintenance.
Performance:
The handmade frame provides strong flexibility and high tensile strength, ensuring the canvas remains smooth and unbreakable.
The canvas is neatly stretched and taut, offering fine and bright picture quality that is odorless, making it suitable even for children's rooms.
Scene:
Ideal for beautifying and enhancing the aesthetic quality of home decoration. Suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, offices, and more.
Perfect for gifting on occasions like Christmas, New Year, weddings, anniversaries, Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day, and birthdays.
Size: 30x40x1.6cm (12x16 inches)
Product Structure:
Protective Film: The surface of the picture frame is wrapped in a heat-shrinkable transparent protective film that is moisture-proof, waterproof, and scratch-proof, enhancing the packaging grade.
Sealing: Sealed with black masking tape that is smooth, textured, clear in boundaries, and resistant to high temperatures without leaving glue residue.
Protection: Surrounded by four hard plastic corners and enclosed in a professional hard paper box to ensure the product remains intact during transportation. Note that for orders of 10 or more, the paper box and corner guards will be removed.
Washing Instructions: Do not wipe with a damp cloth. Use a plush product to gently brush off dust, keeping the picture bright and vivid.
This AOP canvas print of the 1841 map of Palestine combines historical elegance with modern craftsmanship, making it a valuable addition to any space.
