Floating Petrified Triple Slice Wall Art

Floating Petrified Triple Slice Wall Art

Marsoni

M251S

$455.61

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Floating Petrified Triple Slice Wall ArtDescription The Floating Petrified Triple Slice Wall Art is made of a clear piece of acrylic behind which we've fastened slices of petrified wood that were cut and polished by hand in Indonesia. The clarity of the acrylic creates the illusion that the pieces of wood are floating, and the transparency is enhanced by the clean silver brads that attach it to the wall. The contemporary feel of the overall piece and the powerful natural graining of the

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