The Far East Travel Company - Japan 1959 Vintage Framed Canvas

Bring the timeless allure of Japan into your space with "The Far East Travel Company - Japan 1959," now on a stunning matte canvas with a sleek black frame. This vintage artwork features a traditional pagoda set against a vibrant backdrop, embodying the elegance of mid-century travel design. Perfect for lovers of retro art and cultural decor, this piece offers a sophisticated and classic touch to any room.

• Premium Matte Canvas: Durable, fade-resistant canvas with a smooth matte finish for a refined look.
• Elegant Black Frame: Complements the artwork’s bold colors and adds a modern, polished border.
• Mid-Century Travel Aesthetic: Designed in a 1950s vintage travel poster style, celebrating the charm of traditional Japanese architecture.
• Ready to Hang: Comes pre-framed with hardware installed, making setup quick and hassle-free.
• Versatile Statement Piece: Ideal for living rooms, offices, study spaces, or as a thoughtful gift for art and travel enthusiasts.

Transform your walls into a portal to the Far East with this matte canvas framed artwork. Whether you're decorating your home, office, or adding to your vintage collection, this piece exudes cultural elegance and retro sophistication.

Every print in a black pinewood frame will look sleek and beautiful in any interior. Your original designs will be printed on the cotton-polyester canvas with a special proprietary coating to make sure your designs stay vibrant for ages. An excellent product for your environmentally-conscious buyers – it's made from sustainably sourced materials (Forest Stewardship Council certified). Choose between multiple sizes for different types of prints. The sawtooth hanging hardware is already attached.

• Materials: Cotton and polyester canvas composite with a special proprietary coating
• Frame: Black pinewood frame made from sustainably sourced materials
• Options: Multiple sizes available
• Features: Sawtooth hanging hardware included
• Note: Slight size deviations may occur due to production tolerances (+/- 1/8" or 3.2mm)