Birds on a Branch Wall Art, 17 in, Bright Color
17 × 7.3 in
4.4 1,114 ratingscounted across all 2 versions of this piece

4.7 82 ratingscounted across all 6 versions of this piece
Deer and bear against a forest treeline, 15.7 by 5.7 inches in black — a long, narrow band of a piece.
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One panel, 15.7 inches wide and only 5.7 tall, in black, with a deer and a bear set against a row of pines. The proportion is nearly three to one, which makes it a very different object from the square-ish animal cuts around it: it goes where a band of wall is all you have.
Long and low is the format for the strip above a doorway, the space over a light switch run, the panel between a mirror and a ceiling. Square art fails in those places. This shape was drawn for them, and it will also sit neatly above a headboard without competing with the bed.
A black cut has no color of its own; the wall supplies the contrast. On white, cream or a light warm gray the treeline is crisp. On dark paint or stained wood the piece merges into the background — the colored version of the same drawing exists for exactly that wall.
A tilt of one degree is invisible on a small square and obvious on something three times wider than it is tall. Use a level rather than an eye, and if the piece hangs from a single point, check it again a day later once the wire has settled.
The 4.7 from 82 buyers belongs to all six woodland cuts. Read it as a verdict on the drawing style and the cut quality, not as a tally for the black forest band.
Straight from the maker’s own specification. Where a set lists several panel sizes they are all shown — the first figure is the longest side of the largest panel.
17 × 7.3 in
4.4 1,114 ratingscounted across all 2 versions of this piece
Set of 2 · 17 × 7 in
4.5 302 ratingscounted across all 2 versions of this piece