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This beautifully handcrafted 'The Cattle Are Lowing' slate plaque is the perfect decoration to welcome guests into your house this festive season! Using natural, riven-edged slate, this plaque is weather resistant and so can be placed inside or outside your home.
••DESCRIPTION••
-- Handcrafted in America at Sassy Squirrel Ink Studios, CA, we individually select every piece of slate and use state of the art UV technology to imprint your design onto your plaque. This results in an incredibly high definition finish.
-- We offer 2 sizes: 12"x 6" or 18"x8"
Please note, this is a hand cut piece of slate with natural flaws and irregularities. Due to the process of chipping the edges, the slate may be slightly irregular in shape and have incomplete corners. We love working with this natural material to produce a product that is completely unique and individual
••MOUNTING••
-- You can hang on a wall with a leather strap provided, or you can mount on a stand, also provided, to display on a dresser or table.
••THE HISTORY OF SLATE••
Slate is a very durable, fine grained, metamorphic rock formed in the earth over 400 millions ago. It has a very low absorption rate of water, which makes it perfect for outdoor conditions. Slate has two lines of breakability – cleavage and grain – which make it possible to split the stone into thin sheets. When broken, slate retains its natural appearance while remaining incredibly strong and durable. It is for these reasons that it has been so widely used in roofing, flooring, billiard tables and blackboards..
Slate is very user friendly giving you the durability and look of thick stone without being too bulky and heavy making it easy to hang or mount.
••HOW TO ORDER••
--Choose your size and click the personalize now button to fill in your details!
**International customers are responsible for duties, taxes, and other fees that may be incurred on international packages.**
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| Delivery | Estimated between and . Will usually ship within 3 business day. |
Description
This beautifully handcrafted 'The Cattle Are Lowing' slate plaque is the perfect decoration to welcome guests into your house this festive season! Using natural, riven-edged slate, this plaque is weather resistant and so can be placed inside or outside your home.
••DESCRIPTION••
-- Handcrafted in America at Sassy Squirrel Ink Studios, CA, we individually select every piece of slate and use state of the art UV technology to imprint your design onto your plaque. This results in an incredibly high definition finish.
-- We offer 2 sizes: 12"x 6" or 18"x8"
Please note, this is a hand cut piece of slate with natural flaws and irregularities. Due to the process of chipping the edges, the slate may be slightly irregular in shape and have incomplete corners. We love working with this natural material to produce a product that is completely unique and individual
••MOUNTING••
-- You can hang on a wall with a leather strap provided, or you can mount on a stand, also provided, to display on a dresser or table.
••THE HISTORY OF SLATE••
Slate is a very durable, fine grained, metamorphic rock formed in the earth over 400 millions ago. It has a very low absorption rate of water, which makes it perfect for outdoor conditions. Slate has two lines of breakability – cleavage and grain – which make it possible to split the stone into thin sheets. When broken, slate retains its natural appearance while remaining incredibly strong and durable. It is for these reasons that it has been so widely used in roofing, flooring, billiard tables and blackboards..
Slate is very user friendly giving you the durability and look of thick stone without being too bulky and heavy making it easy to hang or mount.
••HOW TO ORDER••
--Choose your size and click the personalize now button to fill in your details!
**International customers are responsible for duties, taxes, and other fees that may be incurred on international packages.**
Shipping
| Shipping | This item ships to |
| Delivery | Estimated between and . Will usually ship within 3 business day. |
