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This framed Caribbean art print is a joyful, color-saturated celebration of Caribbean festival culture — the movement, the music, and the pure electricity of carnival brought to your walls. "Carnival" by Antionette Simmons Hodges captures a Black woman in full festival regalia, surrounded by flowers and vibrant pattern, rendered in the rich greens, pinks, and golds of celebration itself. It brings an immediate warmth and joy to a living room, kitchen, dining room, or vacation home — the kind of art that makes a room feel like a party is always just about to start. It pairs beautifully with "Dance of the Dougla" and "How Low Can You Go?" for a gallery wall celebrating the full richness of Caribbean and Afrocentric culture. Printed on archival Somerset fine art paper using museum-quality giclée inks, this print arrives matted and framed, ready to hang. Available in two sizes — 12"W × 15"H with a 1.5" mat, or 16"W × 20"H with a 2" mat — and your choice of Gold, Natural Wood, or Black frame. A vibrant gift for anyone who loves Caribbean culture, dance, and the spirit of celebration. Ships from the USA.
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