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- UNIQUE HANDCRAFTED 3D METAL ART WALL DECOR - This piece is truly stunning, an amazing centrepiece for any room – or easily positioned as two side pieces to frame a matching work of art or room feature. This iron wall sculpture depicts wings, rendered in a burnished, blackened state that gives them a degree of mystery and darkness. Are these the wings of a fallen angel or perhaps a mechanical fiend? Projecting in three dimensions, the piece is tactile and engaging, sure to spark conversation.
- HIGHLY DETAILED & ONE OF A KIND - Each piece involves complex craftsmanship, cutting, modeling, welding, aging treatment, anti rust treatment, coloring, matte surface treatment, etc. these are just a few of the measures we take to make sure you have the coolest art around!
- PROTECTION & INSTALLATION - Each piece is personally inspected before applying corner, bubble wrap and carton, ensuring your package arrives unharmed. Hooks installation directly on the artwork so it's easy to hang. Just open the box and it's all ready to adorn and brighten your walls!
- GIFT & PERFECT DECORATION - A perfect Christmas, New Year, Thanksgiving,Mother's Day, Father's Day, Birthday Gift for your relatives and friends. A great piece to put center stage in your living room, bedroom, dining area, office, etc.
- 100% GET SATISFACTION GUARANTEE - Fast shipping, risk free for purchase. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied, please contact us and we will either replace the picture or give you a full refund. ORDER NOW! DON'T MISS OUT, LIMITED STOCK!
Empire art has a long rich history of manufacturing wall art and home furnishings since its inception in 1948. Here we are 67 years later and still creating new visions of alternative wall art, occasional furniture, and accessories, all in unexpected mediums from some of the most innovative artists in the world.This piece is truly stunning, an amazing centrepiece for any room – or easily positioned as two side pieces to frame a matching work of art or room feature. This iron wall sculpture depicts wings, rendered in a burnished, blackened state that gives them a degree of mystery and darkness. Are these the wings of a fallen angel or perhaps a mechanical fiend? Projecting in three dimensions, the piece is tactile and engaging, sure to spark conversation.
