Lillies In A Vase, Original Acrylic Painting

Discover the beauty of Abstract Art with this stunning piece titled "Lillies In A Vase", inspired by a lilly bouquet that was standing on my kitchen table. Created by WR ImperfectArt, this original acrylic painting on canvas panel measures 12x16 inches (30x40cm). Inspired by a lily bouquet, the textured masterpiece was skillfully crafted using a palette knife. Please note that framing is required for this artwork. Each painting is hand-painted, signed, and comes with a Certificate Of Authenticity (COA), ensuring its uniqueness. The item weighs 340g, with shipping costs varying based on weight and destination. Please be aware that colors may appear differently on various devices. Remember to protect your artwork from direct sunlight to maintain its vibrancy over time. Embrace the essence of Florals and Paletteknife Paintings with "Lillies In A Vase"!

''Lillies In A Vase'' by WR ImperfectArt
Original acrylic painting canvas panel size 12x16 inches (30x40cm)
The product requires framing
Hand painted and signed by myself
Frame in image not included 
Item weight is 340g (package cost is included in price)
Cost of shippment depends on the painting's weight and the country you are from
(the postage will be automatically calculated after you enter your address details)

•Each artwork will come with its own Certificate Of Authenticity (COA). Every piece is one of a kind and made by hand, reason why each one is sold individually and cannot be replicated.  The paintings are signed on the front and dated on the back. Please note that colors may differ from device to device and they could be slightly different in real life.

•Keep any artwork away from direct sunlight. No varnish has 100% protection and UV may affect in time the colors and appearance of a painting, causing fading and discoloration (as our skin, no mather how much sunscreen you apply, the UV will still cause damage).
•Any art should be cleaned with care by gently wiping the dust away using a dry or a slightly damp cloth. A dry make-up and puffy brush can be really handy in cleaning such as paintings with lots of texture. Don't use alcohols and under any circumstaces no rubbing or scrubbing as you will damage the protective layer and ruin the artwork itself.
•Don't display art in humid areas such as bathroom or kitchen. If you decide to keep them in there for decor and design purposes, make sure the room is well ventilated or the humidity may affect the painting in time.