
Cubist Floral Framed Wall Art Print 60×80 cm – Blue & Orange
A Cubist-inspired still life of flowers in a vase, rendered in vivid cobalt blue, burnt orange, and citrus green, set behind a layered ivory mat and hand-painted wood frame. Printed on art paper beneath glass, it brings a jolt of painterly colour to any wall. One-of-a-kind in character, ready to anchor a room with personality.
SAR1,025 Original price was: SAR1,025.SAR490Current price is: SAR490. Incl. VAT
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Product details
| Color | Cobalt Blue |
|---|---|
| Color Family | Blue |
| Material | Wood |
| Style | Transitional |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Set Includes | single piece |
| Dimensions | 60cm x 80cm |
| Secondary Color | Burnt Orange, Black, White, Citrus Green |
| Piece Count | 1 |
| Orientation | Portrait |
| Art Type | Framed Print |
| Medium | Giclée Print |
| Subject | Floral |
| Style Motif | Cubist still life |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Care Instructions | Dust gently with a soft dry cloth, clean glass with a glass-safe cleaner, avoid direct sunlight and humidity. |
Description
Bold, fractured, and unmistakably Cubist in spirit, this floral still life reassembles a vase of blooms into sharp angular petals and faceted leaves – a composition that rewards a lingering look. The palette is a confident collision of cobalt blue, burnt orange, black, white, and acid green, each shape outlined with the graphic clarity of stained glass. The image is drawn from an original artwork, reproduced on art paper and set beneath glass for protection and depth. A generous ivory mat with a fine terracotta inner border frames the composition with quiet restraint, while the hand-painted wood outer frame – its surface alive with brushstrokes echoing the artwork’s own palette – carries the colour story all the way to the wall. At sixty by eighty centimetres, it holds its own without overwhelming. Hung above a console, a sideboard, or within an entrance wall, it reads as a considered curatorial gesture – the kind of piece that gives a room its first line of character.










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