Stupell Industries Monochrome Longhorn Cattle Bathtub Vintage Farmhouse,Design by Annalisa Latella, Gallery Wrapped Canvas, 36 x 36
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Stupell Industries Monochrome Longhorn Cattle Bathtub Vintage Farmhouse,Design by Annalisa Latella, Gallery Wrapped Canvas, 36 x 36
- Farmhouse Novelty Style: A playful monochrome longhorn cattle and bathtub scene brings country charm with a vintage feel - printed on stretched canvas for a clean, finished look.
- Room Ready Decor: This whimsical animal artwork adds character to bathroom and laundry spaces - pairs well with farmhouse, country, and novelty decor.
- Size & Format: Measures 36 x 36 inches on gallery wrapped canvas, hand stretched over 1.5 inch deep wooden stretcher bars - ready to hang once unboxed.
- Giftable Accent: A fun pick for housewarmings, birthdays, and holiday decorating - the bathtub and cattle design adds a lighthearted touch to home decor.
- Made in USA Quality: Proudly made in our Rhode Island factory and featuring art by Annalisa Latella - ready to display with a polished, finished look.
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