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Acrylic Art Block – All Love

$64

Tear Sheet SKU: E-103-AB-66

Categories: Accents, Acrylic Art Blocks, Art, Creative Home, Decor, Decor, For Her, Gifts

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All Love

Each small acrylic masterpiece in our collection is inspired by a global story. The clarity of the acrylic adds life to these art pieces and richness to their colors. The weight of the pieces means they can stand upright, or be used as a paperweight.

They’re unexpected – and a little unconventional. (Like you, perhaps? We thought so!)

Exclusive SmithHönig Art

Size: Square 6″x 6″ / 1″ Depth

Reverse printed in a 1″ thick acrylic block

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