Floating Wall Art Mustard

Discover the perfect blend of tradition and modern aesthetics with our 9 x 11 Inch or 10 x 13 Inch Teak Wood or Plexiglass Composite Wood Floating Framed Textured African Mudcloth Fabric. The textured mudcloth fabric adds depth and character, making it a unique statement piece for any room. Ideal for home decor enthusiasts and those seeking a one-of-a-kind touch, this framed mudcloth brings warmth and style to your living space. This Mudcloth is the perfect complement to the Bohemian-chic room decor. To Order: Step 1: Choose the style number from the style selection chart Step 2: Select from the size menu to choose your size and wood preference 9x11 Composite, 10x13 Composite, 9x11 Teak, 10x13 Teak Step 3: Add to cart! We make our framed wall art from our left over fabric from our Mud Cloth Pillow covers. If you would like something custom please reach out! The fabric design in these pieces will vary for each piece. No two cuts of the mudcloth will be identical. PLEASE NOTE: To minimize waste we make each frame to order, so the orientation of the design can differ from the photo. Of you prefer an specific orientation PLEASE SEND US A MESSAGE. Style 11 and 12 have varying shades and line orientation, please send a message regarding any special request. IMPORTANT NOTE: Since it is hand made by craftsmen, therefore, there may be irregularities. Each piece is unique and may differ in exact pattern BUT that is what is so special! The actual color may differ from the color displayed on the screen. The frame is made from a plexiglass wood lookalike, includes mounts and nails for your customized installation. Dimension Options: Rectangle = 9x11 Inches Width = 1.25 Inches ____________ or Rectangle = 10x13 Inches Width = 1.25 Inches Select from purchasing a single frame or create a gallery wall set What is the story behind Bogolan Mudcloth?? We source our Bogolan Mudcloth from Western Africa. The fabric is dyed and composed of a thick cotton canvas, spun and woven 100% by hand. A pattern is dyed with fermented mud and other organic dyes. The dyeing technique is 100% organic, free from all kinds of harmful chemicals. Craftsmen draw symbols on these fabrics to tell traditional stories of the peoples of the region. Formerly used by warriors and hunters for camouflage, Bogolan fabric is used today around the world to illustrate its attachment to African culture.