Cricket Rabbit Print, 30x40cm
- Von Frauen geführter Kleinbetrieb
- Geschenkverpackung möglich
- 3-5 Tage in DE, 5-10 Tage in EU
- Low stock - 2 items left
- Backordered, shipping soon
Artwork depicting a rabbit skillfully playing cricket.
This unique work of art in a minimalist paper cut design brings a cheerful and artistic touch to any home.
Characteristics:
- Technique: Screen printing on high-quality paper
- Dimensions: 30x40 cm
- Paper: 350g Heritage Paper
- Edition: Open edition
- Signature: Hand signed by the artist
- Shipping: Shipped flat, unframed
Each HAM screen print is hand-made on premium, light cream colored paper. All prints are signed and shipped unframed. To ensure your art print arrives to you undamaged, it is shipped flat with a sturdy board backing that includes information about HAM and the process of creating the artwork.
Bring a unique atmosphere to your home or office with this humorous and stylish work of art. Perfect as a gift for art lovers and friends of special design
Shipping in Germany
Free shipping from 80 euros.
Package prices: 4.90 - 6.90 euros.
Due to system conditions of our online shop that cannot be changed for the time being, it can happen that shipping costs are doubled in the checkout. We will refund immediately upon processing your purchase.
We are changing our shipping service providers due to the special circumstances of the pandemic. DPD and DHL are the most used carriers.
Pick-up in our shop in Munich, Germany is possible! Choose Pick-Up during check-out and we inform you as soon as your order is ready.
Worldwide Shipping
As prices of couriers are currently not stable since the pandemic, we have to adjust our shipping prices again and again.
Shipping costs are displayed during checkout after entering your address.
We always ship by air freight, except this is technically not possible.
At the moment we are not able to ship furniture to any country except Germany.
Outside of the EU
Please note that customs or import sales tax must be borne by the customer or recipient.
