Moon Goddess Hecate Poster- Wiccan Print- Hecate Witchy Print Canvas Wall Hanging - Tapestry, Poster Print by Printagrams

Printagrams 68.00 USD

Moon Goddess Hecate Poster- Wiccan Print- Hecate Witchy Print



Dimensions
Height: 16 Inches; Width: 16 Inches
Height: 20 Inches; Width: 20 Inches
Height: 16 Inches; Width: 24 Inches
Height: 20 Inches; Width: 30 Inches


Durable, high quality canvas poster, that comes ready to hang. Combining the versatility of a poster with the vintage style alternative to framing will result in an eye catching, unique decor for your home or office.


Everything is customizable and I can print on anything. Just ask!

Frame Colors
Black
White

Materials
100% poly canvas substrate, wood hanging hardware

Features
Wood hanging hardware with magnetic connectors and faux-seude hanger

Care
Wipe gently with a clean damp cloth

Print Technique
Digital printing on premium quality artist-grade canvas using archival quality, pigment based inks

Printed In
United States

Ships From
US

Packaging
Ships rolled in a tube


PRINTED AND SENT FROM USA

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**** Size of the tapestry might vary slightly from the advertised size****


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