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Mountains are Calling Frame

The Sharon Nowlan Collection
SKU:
3005051730
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Mountains are Calling Frame

The Sharon Nowlan Collection
SKU:
3005051730
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The cute Mountains are Calling Frame is a wonderful present for any nature or camping lover. This stylish frame features a large matted design that showcases the forest and mountains using pebbles, sea glass and intricate linework alongside sentiments that read, "The Mountains Are Calling." This piece is a part of the Regional Collection. This line of home décor, functional pieces and more are designed for use in the home and feature a modern approach to regional décor, with simple shapes, fun sayings, warm colors and rustic textures that inspire memories of lodges, waterfront locations and western living environments. Carefully packaged and ready to gift, this frame is a great option to pass along as a wonderful gift to any friends, family or loved ones.
Created by Sharon Nowlan
The Details
  • Size: 6"w x 8"h
  • Inner Pack Size: 2.36"H x8.66"W x6.69"D
  • Master Carton Size: 16.8"H x16"W x20.8"D
  • Materials: wood, paper, glass, pvc
  • Seasonality: EVERYDAY
  • Frame Orientation: both
  • Frame Holds Photo: 4" H X 4" W
  • Backer Style: easel
  • Hanger Style: triangle
  • Copyright: © 2021 Sharon Nowlan for DEMDACO
  • UPC: 638713583109
The Artist

Sharon Nowlan

Sharon Nowlan grew up drawing, painting and creating inspired by the natural beauty of her home in the seaside village of Pictou, Nova Scotia. As a mother, the seascape and landscape came into tighter focus. Her son was three when he gathered a handf

ul of pebbles at the beach, ending up in her first mixed media art piece. She's since dedicated herself to the craft, working in this medium for nearly two decades. In her home studio hidden away behind fruit trees, Sharon says she enjoys her "messy

little spot." She describes it being "filled with trays of pebbles and glass and empty coffee cups." She adds, "with sunshine in the summer and the warmth of a cozy wood fire in the winter. "Influenced by her evolving style, Sharon's designs include

other natural objects like shells, twigs, driftwood and bits of sea glass. About her jewelry line, she says, “My artwork has always been about simplicity, human emotion and relationships. I think my new jewelry line is a lovely reflection of those

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