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18" x 18" Pillow Case - Reed Falls

CAD $40.00
18" x 18" Pillow Case - Reed Falls
18" x 18" Pillow Case - Reed Falls

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18" x 18" Pillow Case - Reed Falls

CAD $40.00
Add a pop of color and luxury to your living space with this striking 18" x 18" velveteen pillow case. Featuring a nature print of Reed Falls, this case is designed to be both a stunning piece of fine art décor and durable enough to handle the rough-and-tough of daily life without losing its regal plushness.
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Categories: Photo Gifts, 18x18 Pillows
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Add a pop of color and luxury to your living space with this striking 18" x 18" velveteen **pillow case**. Featuring a nature print of **Reed Falls**, this case is designed to be both a stunning piece of fine art décor and durable enough to handle the rough-and-tough of daily life without losing its regal plushness.

Every print is personally inspected, and hand-signed by Métis artist Jason Lee.

Product Details & Features
Material: 100% velveteen fabric with an impressive 80,000 double rub count, ensuring supreme durability while retaining its luxurious, plush feeling.

Printing: Printed with permanent reactive inks across the entire exterior to ensure vibrant, long-lasting color.
Sizing: 18" x 18" square.
Origin: Proudly Made in Canada.
Optional: Add on a polly-filled pillow insert for an additional $10.

The Story: Peaceful Cascades

Print Name: Reed Falls
Captured: August 2008 | Location: Whiteshell Provincial Park, Manitoba, Canada (Treaty 1 Territory)
A peaceful scene capturing the rapids of Reed Falls, where the river cascades over rugged, ancient granite of the Canadian Shield. The fierce intensity of the rushing water is beautifully juxtaposed with the serene beauty of the surrounding Boreal forest, all captured in the moody light of an August evening.