DENY Ninola Design
Ninola Design Multicolored Gingham Rustic Ginger Art Canvas
85636-artca1$29.00
MSRP: $0.00
Description
Deny Designs art canvases make a perfect addition to your store's curated offerings. Available in three popular sizes and framing options, each canvas is crafted with a poly/cotton blend, gallery-wrapped edges, and UV-resistant inks to ensure lasting quality. Choose between unframed or framed styles featuring durable wood construction.
These versatile canvases are ideal for customers looking for unique statement pieces or additions to gallery walls. Plus, every purchase supports the artist who designed it—supporting creativity worldwide. Please note: hanging hardware is not included.
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Warranty
Wholesale orders are not eligible for returns or exchanges unless the product is deemed defective.
Care
Gently dust the canvas with a soft, dry cloth or brush to remove any surface dirt or debris.
Ninola is a print design studio based on Valencia, Spain, specialized in create watercolor artworks and patterns designs to make common things more beautiful.
The artist and designer behind the studio is Laura Muñoz Estellés: Laura’s work is the result of a multidisciplinary learning process through fashion, fine arts and textiles. Her artistic talent has been cultivated through years in the fashion industry, by creating patterns for apparel, accessories and product lines.
She aims to create by revealing the potential of a joyful spirit, by setting free the forgotten child that lies within all of us, honestly and without prejudices, figuring out new ways of expression, in a constant search for the non-existent yet, for the unexpected and surprising, the emotion of playing and enjoyment, enthusiasm, the might of colors and the naïve curiosity of innocence.
Painting and illustrating, playing and experiencing with textures and shades, releasing hand in an intuitive and boundless way. Thus the rivers of watercolors and inks are her most beloved way of expression, their randomness and inaccuracy, the inherent element of luck and surprise, making each work unrepeatable, each one a spontaneous order… Where colors flow.