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The Panther Print Japanese Oriental Cherry Tree canvas is an ideal choice for homeowners and office managers looking to introduce a calming, sophisticated aesthetic into their interior spaces. Featuring high-definition imagery of a serene lakeside cherry blossom scene, this artwork offers a durable and ready-to-hang decor solution. While its 18mm frame profile provides a sleek, modern look, users should ensure the hanging location is away from direct, harsh sunlight to maintain the integrity of the archival inks over time.
| Colour | Pink |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 0615517266261 |
| Brand | Panther Print |
Yes, the product is designed to be ready-to-hang upon arrival.
It is generally recommended to avoid high-humidity areas like bathrooms, as moisture can affect the tension of the canvas over time.
The canvas is mounted on 18mm kiln-dried solid pine stretcher bars.
Yes, the HP VIVERA archival inks are industry-standard and safe for residential display.
Use a soft, dry, clean cloth to lightly dust the surface. Do not use water or cleaning agents.
Yes, the canvas is stretched over high-quality, kiln-dried solid pine stretcher bars.
Check the corner wedges if provided, or store in a room with stable humidity to allow the canvas to naturally tighten.
Gently wipe with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Avoid any moisture or liquid cleaners.
Adjust the wall fixing point using a spirit level to ensure the stretcher bar is sitting flush against the wall.
Installation is straightforward as the canvas is pre-stretched. Use a level to ensure the piece sits perfectly horizontally on your wall. When cleaning, avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cloths; instead, use a soft, dry microfibre cloth to gently dust the surface. Keep the print in a humidity-controlled environment to prevent any potential expansion or contraction of the wood frame. If moving the print, handle it by the sides of the frame to avoid putting pressure on the canvas fabric itself.
