THE CREATION OF ADAM Double Wooden Headboard

Description

The Creation Of Adam Double Wooden Headboard is suitable for any bedroom as its fixed to your wall and not the bed itself to create a floating, clean aesthetic. Made from a beautiful spruce grained wood to give off rustic charm. Its standout feature is the biblical high resolution artwork of Michelangelo’s “The Creation Of Adam” which has been carefully crafted in to the front surface to give off a dreamy vertical perspective. A headboard to instantly add a dramatic feel to any bedroom interior. The UV art-worked areas have been fully protected in a hard glaze lacquer to give maximum durability to their surface.

Dimensions – W186 x D4 x H70 (cm – Approx)

Weight – 12 kg

Material – Made from natural spruce.

Assembly & Packaging – This product will arrive fully assembled.

Will It Fit – There are always a few things to consider when ordering a piece of furniture. Room access? Tight landings? Stairs? Window sills? Radiator walls, etc?

Please ensure to follow our size dimensions to make sure your chosen piece of furniture fits your interior space.

Designed & Assembled for you in the U.K in 4-6 weeks.

We will always aim to have your chosen piece to you as quick as we possibly can. These pieces are extremely bespoke and require time, skill and patience to bring to life.

Standard Courier Delivery Service – £19.95

This item will arrive pre-assembled ready for you to place.

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Artwork Protection – All UV artworks have been fully protected using a hard glaze finish for maximum durability.

Artwork Information – It was created by Michelangelo around 1511 and is located in the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel inside the Vatican Museums. It was one of the most complex and difficult paintings to make: it took sixteen days to complete. Michelangelo started with the figure of God and the Angels and later frescoed the figure of Adam.

Public Domain & Copyright – All images on our furniture and website are copyrighted property of their respective owners and are fairly used and well respected in our creative practices. We are very careful to only use available content that we believe is in the Public Domain, either because it is out of copyright and has been dedicated to the public domain.

Why is this image in the public domain?

We believe this work is in the public domain in its country of origin and other countries where the copyright term is the Artist’s life plus 70 years or fewer.