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Water Buffalo Racing
€39,80
Wrapp
Sand
Good match
The Wrapp clicks around it and can always be swapped. Change the colour here and the image follows straight away.
Without Wrapp
€29,90
Chosen with this photo
Black
Good match€39,80
Sand
Good match€39,80
Brown
Good match€39,80
Red
Good match€39,80
Dark green
Good match€39,80
All other colours
Grey
€39,80
White
€39,80
Ochre
€39,80
Yellow
€39,80
Orange
€39,80
Terra
€39,80
Pink
€39,80
Purple
€39,80
Light green
€39,80
Light blue
€39,80
Dark blue
€39,80
These colours come along as a separate Wrapp and therefore appear as two lines in your cart. Same price.
- Hand-finished in our Foto Lab in Amstelveen
- The Wrapp clicks around it and can always be swapped
- Shipped in luxury gift packaging
Size and material
The Look measures 12.6 x 12.6 cm and can be hung on the wall or stood up.
It is a photograph behind 3 mm clear acrylic on an MDF block of 110 x 110 x 22 mm. The country is engraved on the side; the photographer, the title and the country are on the back.
The Wrapp is a 0.8 mm silicone frame that clicks around it. Together, a Wrapped Look measures 126 x 126 x 25 mm.
Hand-finished in our Foto Lab in Amstelveen.
About this photo
Buffalo racing, An Giang, Vietnam. In Vietnam, water buffalo are often the most valuable possession of poor farmers: They are treated as a member of the family. It is said: “The husband ploughs, the wife sows, water buffalo draws the rake and are friends of the children.”
About the photographer
Inspired by National Geographic, Barry Crosthwaite developed a lifelong passion for travel and photography. Following a business career, he turned full-time in 2021, capturing portraits, landscapes and street scenes guided by a pursuit of balance.
Shipping and guarantee
Shipped in luxury gift packaging, ready to hand over.
If something goes wrong in production, we repair or replace it. There is nothing you need to keep for that.
Three in a row and the wall is done.
Every Look is the same size, so they always line up. Build your wall in the builder and see straight away how it looks at your place.
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