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HKM-769555 All Hearts Come Home for Christmas 2-Piece Framed Vignette by Artisan Cindy Jacobs, Ready to Hang, Multicolor

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HKM-769555 All Hearts Come Home for Christmas 2-Piece Framed Vignette by Artisan Cindy Jacobs, Ready to Hang, MulticolorIntroducing the All Hearts Come Home for Christmas 2 Piece Framed Vignette by Artisan Cindy Jacobs. This beautifully crafted artwork is designed to add a warm and festive touch to your home decor. Featuring a multicolor palette, this ready to hang framed print is an ideal addition to your holiday celebrations. Measuring 31 inches in length, 19 inches in height, and just 1 inch in width, this vignette is perfectly sized for a variety of wall spaces.

Introducing the All Hearts Come Home for Christmas 2-Piece Framed Vignette by Artisan Cindy Jacobs. This beautifully crafted artwork is designed to add a warm and festive touch to your home decor. Featuring a multicolor palette, this ready-to-hang framed print is an ideal addition to your holiday celebrations.

Measuring 31 inches in length, 19 inches in height, and just 1 inch in width, this vignette is perfectly sized for a variety of wall spaces. The black frame complements the vibrant colors of the artwork, creating a striking visual contrast that draws the eye. Whether you’re decorating your living room, hallway, or entryway, this enchantingly framed piece will surely make a statement.

Constructed from high-quality paper, the All Hearts Come Home for Christmas vignette not only enhances your holiday decor but also showcases the artistic talents of Cindy Jacobs. Lightweight yet durable, this piece weighs only 5 lbs, making it easy to handle and hang.

The package dimensions are well thought out, measuring 18 inches in length, 22 inches in height, and 2 inches in width, ensuring that the vignette arrives in excellent condition.

Infuse your home with holiday charm and create lasting memories with this exquisite 2-Piece Framed Vignette. Elevate your festive atmosphere and celebrate the season with style.

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Item Code:B06788739

Product Type:General Item

Product Name:"All Hearts Come Home for Christmas" 2-Piece Vignette by Artisan Cindy Jacobs, Ready to Hang Framed Print, Black Frame

Place of Origin:United States

Main Color:Multicolor

Main Material:Paper

Product Dimensions

Assembled Length (in.):31.00

Assembled Width (in.):1.00

Assembled Height (in.):19.00

Weight (lbs.):5.00

Package Size

Length (in.):18.00

Width (in.):2.00

Height (in.):22.00

Weight (lbs.):6.00

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