WONDER - Floral - Monochrome - Fine Art Framed Print
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Wonder.
Job 37:14 brings an invitation that is softly scripted below the print onto the white border to 'Stop and consider God's wonders'. The Australian Banksia is said to be symbolic of new birth and new beginnings. This print of a distinctive Australian native flower is not only unique and visually appealing but also brings us to God and His message of hope. A print that would effortlessly complement a home or work-space.
ALSO AVAILABLE IN FINE ART PRINTS
Fine Art Frames are only available in Australia
Colours in the print may differ slightly from your personal display or from one display device to another due to the colour calibration of your device or monitor.
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Product Information.
Your chosen artwork is printed with state-of-the art professional printers using premium quality paper and archival inks.
The frames are a premium, contemporary box-styled frame, measuring 2cm wide on the face and 3cm deep against the wall. The print is protected by 2mm glass set into the timber frame. Please allow up to 3mm variance on dimensions as these products are hand-made.
FRAMING:
There are two framing options for you to choose from, Basic and Premium. Details of both types can be viewed by clicking on the frame images below.
Available sizes are A4, A3, A2 and A1.
The framed prints are assembled in Melbourne, Australia. Frames are available in either a smooth matte white, smooth matte black or a natural timber colour.
All frames are ready to hang.
PRODUCTION & SHIPPING TIME:
All orders ship directly from our factory in Melbourne. Please allow up to 7-10 days for your order to be produced. Then allow additional time for shipping to you depending on your location.
Shipping times to most major Australia metropolitan cities is around 7-10 days. Allow up to 2 weeks more for regional and remote locations. Please allow more time during peak seasonal periods such as Black Friday and Christmas.
