Moroccan Cornice Decor: Beautiful Hand Crafted & Hand Painted Wooden Border Art

US $1200

Winter Park, Florida, United States
Jan 30th

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Moroccan Cornice Decor Beautifully Hand Crafted & Hand Painted Wooden Border Plaques New World Class Moroccan Craftsmanship Material: Plywood - Method: Hand Painted - Country: Morocco- Region: Mediterranean - Ref: ZWI1001 Approx: Dimensions inches: 3 feet wide x 7 inches height x 1 inch thick Approx: Dimensions cm: 91.5cm wide x 18.5cm height x 2.5cm thick Description: Large Beautiful Luxurious Hand Painted Moroccan Cornice Decor. Hand Carved Plaques and Hand Painted in Morocco. A Southern Mediterranean Country, Africa's Northernmost Cape. Hand crafted by the best carpenters, hand painted by the most highly skilled artist's in Morocco. Hand painted plywood cornice, high end carpentry work! Make your home, office, business stand out among the rest! Outstanding Quality & Craftsmanship, Easy Installation. Use: Cornice, ceiling surround decor, counter decor, bed frame decor, door framing. Indoor use only. Contact seller for custom size and custom design projects. FREE SHIPPING USA LOW INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AVAILABLE Brief History of Tunisia Native Tunisians are descendants of indigenous Berber and Arab tribes that migrated to North Africa during the seventh century. Recorded history in Tunisia begins with the arrival of Phoenicians, who founded Carthage and other North African settlements. Carthage was captured by the Romans in AD 146, and the Romans continued to rule North Africa until they were defeated by Germanic tribesmen from Europe in the fifth century. The Muslim conquest in the seventh century transformed North Africa. Tunisia became a center of Arab culture until its assimilation into the Turkish Ottoman Empire in the 16th century. In the 19th century, in 1869, an international financial commission was formed, and France, the United Kingdom, and Italy established control over the Tunisian economy. France later established a protectorate in Tunisia, in 1881. Resistance to French rule continued into the 20th century, and this rise of nationalism led to Tunisia's independence in 1956. On Jan 14, Tunisian youth revolted against a 23 years regime, beginning a revolution that eventually spread to the rest of the Arab World, known as the "Arabic Spring." Tunisian Tiles Hand made ceramics from Nabeul (Neapolis, or New City) ancient battlefield for the Greek founded in the 5th Century AC and twin sister to an other Neapolis (Naples, Italy), is the Capital of the Ceramic in Tunisia. Thanks to its strategic location in the Central Coast of the Mediterranean and the diversity of its agricultural produces, Nabeul has known a massive flow of immigrants from all over the Mediterranean who brought with them a know-how in agriculture development as well as in manufacturing industries. Tunisian Cultural Influences Throughout its history, a variety of nations held control of Tunisia, and people from other nations migrated to this North African country. This led to the variety of cultures living in Tunisia today. These Mediterranean cultural influences are apparent in the beautiful designs, patterns, and glazes of traditional Tunisian ceramics, cloth tapestries, woven carpets, and the intricate olive wood carvings that Tunisia is known for all over the world. Tile products: Wall Panels, Exotic Tiles, Wall Murals, Decorative Tiles, Kitchen Tiles, Bathroom Tiles, Pool Tiles, Border Tiles, Accent Tiles, Imported Tiles, Mosaic Murals, 4in x 4in tiles, 6in x 6in tiles.

Condition:	New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. ...	Brand	arts exotiques
how made?	hand carved and hand painted
Country/Region of Manufacture	Morocco
use	cornice 2 ceiling 2 counters 2 door frame 2 bed