Flowing Mt. Robson
10.5” wide x 6.25” high
Smaller handcrafted artwork of the tallest peak in Canada – Mt. Robson – set on a carved piece of live edge wood. The mountain really pops off the dark and flowing carving on the granadillo wood backing.
This artwork is made from:
- Hand cut hardwoods – walnut, various pieces of maple, red oak.
- Live edge granadillo wood, which has been power carved with a flowing design
Easy-to-hang with a sawtooth hanger that will keep the piece secure and level on your wall. Artwork should be hung out of direct sunlight, since UV exposure will fade wood products over time.
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