The Plant in Art and Industry Plate 068 Felt Storage Box

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Introduce a touch of style and organizational bliss to your living space with this fashionable felt box. Its versatile design offers both functionality and aesthetic appeal, making it a practical addition to any area in your home. When not in use, effortlessly fold and stow it away without occupying unnecessary space. The box showcases a stunning display of classic artwork that is guaranteed to catch the eye and enliven your decor. Utilize it to store jewelry, trinkets, or other cherished belongings, and experience the delight of easy access and tidiness. Additionally, this felt box is perfect for organizing kids' toys, whether it's your child's favorite stuffed animals, blocks, or other playthings. It is destined to become a cherished favorite in your household.

.: 100% polyester felt
.: Print areas: front, bottom, back
.: One size (14.5" × 13")
.: Black thread
.: Easy to unfold
.: Lightweight (8 ounces)

Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. "Die Pflanze in Kunst und Gewerbe Pl.068" (1886) by Anton Seder is a striking illustration from his celebrated series, "The Plant in Art and Industry." This work beautifully captures the intricate details and natural beauty of plant life, showcasing Seder's masterful artistry and deep appreciation for nature. The illustration combines scientific accuracy with artistic elegance, reflecting the 19th-century fascination with botanical studies and their application in art and industry. Seder's meticulous attention to detail and vibrant use of color make this plate a timeless piece, bridging the gap between scientific illustration and decorative art.

  14.5" × 13"
Width, in 13.00
Height, in 14.50
Length, in 12.99

 

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SKU: 65742114234437374991

$44.95

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    Description

    Introduce a touch of style and organizational bliss to your living space with this fashionable felt box. Its versatile design offers both functionality and aesthetic appeal, making it a practical addition to any area in your home. When not in use, effortlessly fold and stow it away without occupying unnecessary space. The box showcases a stunning display of classic artwork that is guaranteed to catch the eye and enliven your decor. Utilize it to store jewelry, trinkets, or other cherished belongings, and experience the delight of easy access and tidiness. Additionally, this felt box is perfect for organizing kids' toys, whether it's your child's favorite stuffed animals, blocks, or other playthings. It is destined to become a cherished favorite in your household.

    .: 100% polyester felt
    .: Print areas: front, bottom, back
    .: One size (14.5" × 13")
    .: Black thread
    .: Easy to unfold
    .: Lightweight (8 ounces)

    Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. "Die Pflanze in Kunst und Gewerbe Pl.068" (1886) by Anton Seder is a striking illustration from his celebrated series, "The Plant in Art and Industry." This work beautifully captures the intricate details and natural beauty of plant life, showcasing Seder's masterful artistry and deep appreciation for nature. The illustration combines scientific accuracy with artistic elegance, reflecting the 19th-century fascination with botanical studies and their application in art and industry. Seder's meticulous attention to detail and vibrant use of color make this plate a timeless piece, bridging the gap between scientific illustration and decorative art.

      14.5" × 13"
    Width, in 13.00
    Height, in 14.50
    Length, in 12.99

     

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