Stupell Industries Great White Shark Bicycle, 36 x 48 Inch Canvas Wall Art
Product ID: B0BB7Z4M86
Condition: New
Selected Option: Shark Bicycle Helmet 48"L x 36"W
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Product Description
Stupell Industries Great White Shark Bicycle, 36 x 48 Inch Canvas Wall Art
- Playful Nautical Style: A great white shark riding a bicycle with a helmet gives this design a witty, adventurous feel - printed on stretched canvas for a clean, finished look.
- Room Ready Decor: A fun fit for kids rooms, playrooms, bedrooms, offices, or entryways - pairs well with nautical, travel, transportation, and animal themed spaces.
- Size & Format: Measures 36 x 48 inches on gallery wrapped canvas, hand stretched over 1.5 inch wooden stretcher bars - ready to hang once unboxed.
- Giftable Accent: A clever pick for birthdays, housewarmings, or holiday decorating - the shark and bicycle theme adds novelty charm to casual decor.
- Made in USA Quality: Proudly made in our Rhode Island factory and featuring art by Amelie Legault - ready to display with a polished, gallery finished look.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Stupell Industries
Manufacturer
Stupell Industries
Binding
Unknown Binding
PartNumber
am-882_cn_36x48
Model
am-882_cn_36x48
Color
Shark Bicycle Helmet
Height
0.2
Length
48
Weight
7
Width
36
Size
48"L x 36"W
NumberOfItems
1
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