Possibly the ultimate form of wall décor, this stunning canvas is made and printed by the best canvas specialist we could find, and makes a masterpiece of John’s image.
The Waihi River rises high in the 4 Peaks National Park in South Canterbury's high country, and flows out through the Gorge of the same name.
On the way it skirts a basic camp site that provides a great start off point for Mountain Biking, hiking, and kayaking, as well as a couple of icy swimming holes, and superb scenic camp sites.
The clarity of the water in this more tranquil section hides the fact that it is almost 6 feet at this point.
Available in 5 sizes, from a compact 18x12” that makes a great little gift to a superb 48x32” that will add a statement to any room or wall, and stop your friends and neighbours in their tracks!
Only a few minutes drive from Geraldine, through the village of Woodbury, with it's stone churches, the place is a whole different world.
It's still probably our favorite get - away spot.
Perfect gift for Fisherman’s Cave!
The canvas comes with back hanging already included for convenient placement, and is produced with a mirroring print around the edges, so it looks great without framing, and is built solid enough not to need it.
What a superb house warming gift.
The production values of the print are second to none, and include:
.: Cotton and polyester canvas composite with a special proprietary coating
.: Frame made with 1.25” radial pine sourced from renewable forests for extra strength
.: Canvas is printed using latex inks that are non-hazardous, non-toxic, non-flammable
.: Optimised for the highest quality images using UL-certified Greenguard Gold inks
.: Soft rubber dots on bottom back corners for support
.: Back hanging fittings included
.: NB! Due to the production process of the canvases, please allow for slight size deviations with a tolerance +/- 1/8" (3.2mm)
----------------------------- As with all our images this vivid photo is exactly as it came off the camera, it hasn't been edited or enhanced in any way, it absolutely reflects the essence of the place.
The image may possibly have been cropped to fit the printers parameters.
