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Good-natured cheerful Elephant, painted in the style of traditional cobalt Gzhel (white and blue with ash blue Gzhel patterns on a dark blue background) will not leave anyone indifferent. After all he so likes smile! A smile is always a positive and good mood. Give each other smiles!
The author's work is made to order as an interior wall panel for a girl collecting elephants, on the shelves and dressers of which all the places are already occupied... The only such!
The elephant is made on a wooden billet, 8 mm thick, and is equipped with two special holes for suspension. At the request of the Buyer can be supplemented with hooks and holders (for example, to hang keys, key rings, kitchen potholders, towels and other small things). Painted with acrylic paints in the technique of volumetric contour and dot painting, the ornament is decorated with contours "chameleon", rhinestones and firmly fixed with acrylic lacquer.
Works in the Gzhel style are always associated with new year's holidays, snow and snowdrifts, frost, Sunny winter days and hot evening tea at a cozy kitchen table...
In Elephant you can order an additional pair accessory for interior - vase, box, wall plate, clock, as well as a gift package or a card with -20% discount, if you buy a gift.
The store operates DISCOUNT SYSTEM:
first purchase-minus 20% on delivery,
the second purchase-minus 7% of the cost of the finished work,
the third-minus 15% of the cost of the finished work,
subsequent - minus 20% of the cost of the finished work.
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Attention! The color displayed on Your monitor may differ from real shades work. It depends on the calibration, settings and color rendering of Your display.
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Changing the size of this work when it is made to order can affect the final cost of the product.
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The author's work is made to order as an interior wall panel for a girl collecting elephants, on the shelves and dressers of which all the places are already occupied... The only such!
The elephant is made on a wooden billet, 8 mm thick, and is equipped with two special holes for suspension. At the request of the Buyer can be supplemented with hooks and holders (for example, to hang keys, key rings, kitchen potholders, towels and other small things). Painted with acrylic paints in the technique of volumetric contour and dot painting, the ornament is decorated with contours "chameleon", rhinestones and firmly fixed with acrylic lacquer.
Works in the Gzhel style are always associated with new year's holidays, snow and snowdrifts, frost, Sunny winter days and hot evening tea at a cozy kitchen table...
In Elephant you can order an additional pair accessory for interior - vase, box, wall plate, clock, as well as a gift package or a card with -20% discount, if you buy a gift.
The store operates DISCOUNT SYSTEM:
first purchase-minus 20% on delivery,
the second purchase-minus 7% of the cost of the finished work,
the third-minus 15% of the cost of the finished work,
subsequent - minus 20% of the cost of the finished work.
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Attention! The color displayed on Your monitor may differ from real shades work. It depends on the calibration, settings and color rendering of Your display.
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Changing the size of this work when it is made to order can affect the final cost of the product.
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How to keep
Wipe with a soft damp cloth or lint free cloth without abrasive or corrosive chemicals.
fragile!!! Do not expose to shocks, falls, mechanical influences. Do not soak in water. Do not store near an open fire or expose to overheating.
fragile!!! Do not expose to shocks, falls, mechanical influences. Do not soak in water. Do not store near an open fire or expose to overheating.
