"Pī Mīere | Honey Bee"
SKU A5FR03
$35.00
$35
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Although native bees collect and store nectar, they do not produce honey in commercial quantities. Honey bees were introduced in 1839 for this purpose, and the number of wild colonies multiplied rapidly. By the 1860s, bee nests in the bush were plentiful and Māori became the country’s first commercial beekeepers.
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Dimensions
- Frame — 20.3cm x 25.4cm (8" x 10")
- Print (A5) — 14.8cm x 21.0cm (5.8" x 8.3")
Description
The A5 print is placed behind a mat border with an opening measuring 13cm x 18cm (5" x 7") and fitted within a frame sized at 20.3cm x 25.4cm (8" x 10"). The artwork is printed on 200gsm high performance/contrast white matte paper sustainably sourced and FSC certified. The frame itself is made of wood and glass and includes a hook and kickstand for wall and tabletop display.
Our artwork is created, printed, framed, and packaged in our home studio; the finished piece is then shipped from our doorstep to yours in an eco-friendly paper courier bag.
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