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Our simple but effective monochrome framed tulip art print should brighten up any room, not just a bedroom or playroom.
Our art print features three hand drawn tulips in a white and brown gouche painted style, on a black textured background. It is digitally printed by professional printers who are specialists in Giclée fine art printing and features the hand drawn word 'tulips' in black in the right hand corner.
THE DETAILS:
- Printed on 200 gsm, FSC certified, museum quality matte paper, meaning no shiny print and long lasting colours that won't fade
- Planet friendly - all wood, paper and packaging is sourced from sustainably managed forests
- Our products are custom-made for you on demand and printed and shipped from a local printers. This way we don’t produce any unnecessary leftovers, whilst also reducing carbon emissions.
- Also available with a wooden hanger or with one of our handmade wooden frames in white, black or natural wood. Please see our other listings for framed and hanger options.
PLEASE NOTE: Your print may differ slightly in colour once printed, due to monitor differences
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Shipping
- Shipped rolled up in a tube for anything larger than A4, A4 and smaller will be shipped in a flat boarded envelope.
- Please expect delivery of your print in 5-7 days, we prioritise quality over speed and your print will be sent direct from our printing labs to reduce carbon emissions. Need it in a hurry? Try our digital download option.
- We offer free UK shipping and we ship worldwide
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Returns and Cancellations
Returns and Cancellation PageAs all items are printed to order, we are unable to offer a refund or exchange. If you are not 100% satisfied with your item or it has been damaged in transit then please get in touch.
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Planet friendly and sustainable Prints
All wood, paper and packaging is sourced from sustainably managed forests and each print is custom-made for you on demand and printed and shipped from a local printers. This way we don’t produce any unnecessary leftovers, whilst also reducing carbon emissions.