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Haiti Fair Trade - It’s Cactus
Angel Boy Playing Drum, Haitian Metal Art 18" X 34"
Angel Boy Playing Drum, Haitian Metal Art 18" X 34"
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Handcrafted Haitian metal wall art featuring a young angel boy playing a drum, surrounded by birds and flowers. This striking sculpture is signed by Haitian artist Thenor Evenson and made from recycled steel oil drums using traditional techniques developed in Haiti in the 1950s. Each piece is individually cut, hammered, and finished by hand, creating a unique work of art.
Suitable for indoor or outdoor display, the sculpture includes a protective coating. If displayed outdoors, apply a clear spray enamel once a year to maintain its finish. Handmade by Haitian artisans and produced following fair trade practices.
Size: 18 x 34 inches
Material: Recycled steel oil drum
Artist: Thenor Evenson
Origin: Handmade in Haiti | Cactus Metal Art Haiti | Fair Trade
Dimensions: Length: 34.0, Width: 18.0, Height: 0.3 in
Made in: Haiti
Product type: Wall Accent
Suitable for indoor or outdoor display, the sculpture includes a protective coating. If displayed outdoors, apply a clear spray enamel once a year to maintain its finish. Handmade by Haitian artisans and produced following fair trade practices.
Size: 18 x 34 inches
Material: Recycled steel oil drum
Artist: Thenor Evenson
Origin: Handmade in Haiti | Cactus Metal Art Haiti | Fair Trade
Dimensions: Length: 34.0, Width: 18.0, Height: 0.3 in
Made in: Haiti
Product type: Wall Accent
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