Presentation Title: High-Quality Giclée Print on Breathable Canvas
Discover the Toile – Splash, a beautiful piece of art that combines the classic appeal of canvas with the vibrancy of modern giclée printing technology. This 100% cotton artist’s canvas features an ultra-high-quality print using Ultrachrome® inks, providing a stunning “fine art” finish that is both anti-UV and waterproof.
Marketing Point: Premier Canvas Prints for Art Lovers and Connoisseurs
Elevate your space with the Toile – Splash, perfect for art lovers and interior design enthusiasts alike. With its breathable canvas texture, vibrant color reproduction, and sturdy construction, this product offers a sophisticated and elegant touch to any room. Its extra-large size and waterproof/UV-resistant features make it an excellent choice for both residential and commercial display.
Technical Point: Superior Giclée Printing and Durability
The Toile – Splash incorporates state-of-the-art giclée printing technology using top-quality Epson Ultrachrome® inks on a 380g/m² genuine artist’s canvas. The inks provide superior resistance to UV light and water, ensuring the long-lasting vibrancy of your artwork. Additionally, the canvas includes a 3cm white border on all sides, giving a clean and professional appearance.
Technical Specifications
- 100% cotton, artist-quality canvas
- Ultra-high quality giclée print utilizing Epson Ultrachrome® inks for exceptional color accuracy and longevity
- Printed on 380g/m² canvas material for a sturdy, long-lasting finish
- Dimensions: With added white border, artwork measures 15% larger than stated size
- UV-resistant and waterproof for indoor or outdoor display
The Toile – Splash is designed for the discerning art aficionado, offering a breathable canvas alternative to traditional artwork or photographs. Its diverse appeal – from art nerds to dog lovers – makes it a versatile and unique choice for a variety of spaces. Experience the vibrant colors, high-quality craftsmanship, and sophistication of the Toile – Splash today.
