Floating White Pelicans Giclee
Product Description
Product Description
So beautiful, so life-like. Six Floating White Pelicans Giclee is a best seller. With it's rich blues, whites and hints of orange, this giclee makes a wonderful focal point in any room.
A giclée (zhēˈklā) canvas print is done on high quality canvas (usually pure cotton not poly-cotton). It is a French term to describe the printing done with an ultra fine inkjet printer.
Numbered. Signed. Limited Ed of this signed collectors item.
Overall Dimensions: 40" x 60"
Material: Giclee Print
Finish/Color: Blues, White, Orange
Select Gallery Wrap or Framed. Gallery wrap is a method of displaying art wrapped over thick wooden bars so that there are no visible fasteners (such as staples or tacks). This method of stretching and preparing a canvas allows for a frame-less presentation of the finished painting. The subject/image is wrapped on all sides.
Please allow printing and framing time, if applicable when ordering. This art may not always be stocked.
***Standard Shipping is the default shipping. Due to the size and nature of this piece, we recommend special, additional crating when shipping outside of the Delray Beach, FL area to protect your purchase, please call 1-800-473-2137 for a custom quote***
SKU-ID: OBH
Shipping Information
Shipping Information
Standard Shipping type is defined as curbside delivery for large pieces and door step delivery for small pieces (UPS/FedEx).
The fee for Standard Shipping ranges from 10% to 15% of the product purchase price, pre-tax and is calculated at checkout.
Many times due to the size, weight and fragility of the item, customers typically upgrade their shipping type to White Glove Delivery. White Glove Delivery includes bringing the newly purchased item into the home, placing it in the room of choice then the crew removes and disposes of packaging materials.
The upgrade fee for this service range from $200.-$400
*This fee does not include the removal of any existing furniture items in the home the order is replacing.
