Product code: 23 x 23 on sale inches, Tree of Life Wall Decor
All you need to hang the sculpture is a few nails and a hammer. Look for where the design joins or gaps are and place the first nail there. If the piece is large, a second and possibly a third nail can be used to straighten it and secure it to the wall in other joins or notched design elements within the sculpture on sale. The nails will "disappear" with the fragments. It's that simple. Width: 23 inches Height: 23 inches Depth: 1 inch At the center of Haitian metal sculpture is the village of Croix-des-Bouquets, where the clang of a hammer against a chisel is timeless music. First, the artist chalks his design on metal. Chisels, dies and large hammers are used to cut and shape the piece, giving it shape and texture. When the highly complex and physically demanding work is completed and the artist is satisfied with his work, he boldly signs himself with a small chisel and applies a clear weatherproof coating.
All you need to hang the sculpture is a few nails and a hammer. Look for where the design joins or gaps are and place the first nail there. If the piece is large, a second and possibly a third nail can be used to straighten it and secure it to the wall in other joins or notched design elements within the sculpture on sale. The nails will "disappear" with the fragments. It's that simple. Width: 23 inches Height: 23 inches Depth: 1 inch At the center of Haitian metal sculpture is the village of Croix-des-Bouquets, where the clang of a hammer against a chisel is timeless music. First, the artist chalks his design on metal. Chisels, dies and large hammers are used to cut and shape the piece, giving it shape and texture. When the highly complex and physically demanding work is completed and the artist is satisfied with his work, he boldly signs himself with a small chisel and applies a clear weatherproof coating.