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Reverie Lion Graffiti Canvas Print

Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to soft pink. The lion is loose, hand-drawn and a little cheeky, with dripping outlines and a hand-lettered Reverie above his mane. He brings warmth and personality without shouting. Hang him in a bedroom above a low headboard, in a teen or kids' room, or on a creative study wall where you want a bit of a smile. He sits happily with linen bedding, blond wood, cane and rattan, soft cream walls and stoneware ceramics. Skip him if you want quiet, formal, gallery-serious art — this piece has too much attitude for a hushed sitting room, and he will steal the show from anything trying to be precious next to him.

Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to soft pink. The lion is loose, hand-drawn and a little cheeky, with dripping outlines and a hand-lettered Reverie above his mane. He brings warmth and personality without shouting. Hang him in a bedroom above a low headboard, in a teen or kids' room, or on a creative study wall where you want a bit of a smile. He sits happily with linen bedding, blond wood, cane and rattan, soft cream walls and stoneware ceramics. Skip him if you want quiet, formal, gallery-serious art — this piece has too much attitude for a hushed sitting room, and he will steal the show from anything trying to be precious next to him.

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Original: $64.95

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Reverie Lion Graffiti Canvas Print

$64.95

$22.73

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Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to soft pink. The lion is loose, hand-drawn and a little cheeky, with dripping outlines and a hand-lettered Reverie above his mane. He brings warmth and personality without shouting. Hang him in a bedroom above a low headboard, in a teen or kids' room, or on a creative study wall where you want a bit of a smile. He sits happily with linen bedding, blond wood, cane and rattan, soft cream walls and stoneware ceramics. Skip him if you want quiet, formal, gallery-serious art — this piece has too much attitude for a hushed sitting room, and he will steal the show from anything trying to be precious next to him.