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Ukraine Aid Operations
Vrchní velitel Mychajlo Drapatyj. Malováno na 30mm náboji. (1394 TS)
Vrchní velitel Mychajlo Drapatyj. Malováno na 30mm náboji. (1394 TS)
Nízký stav zásob: zbývá 3
Běžná cena
$750.00
Běžná cena
Prodejní cena
$750.00
Doprava vypočítána při pokladně.
Množství
Nepodařilo se načíst dostupnost vyzvednutí
30mm rozebraný náboj (výška 16,5 cm) namalovaný ukrajinskou umělkyní Tanyou Shacun. Můžete ji sledovat na instagram.com/tanya_shacun/
Vzhledem k válečným podmínkám bude toto umělecké dílo odesláno za 6–8 měsíců od data nákupu.
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Často kladené otázky
What is the Ukrainian reward system artwork, and what makes it unique? + −
The Ukrainian reward system is a painted 30mm exploded shell, handcrafted by Ukrainian artist Tanya Shacun. Its unique design and cultural significance make it a compelling collectible or gift for those interested in Ukrainian art and history.
How long will it take for my Ukrainian reward system artwork to arrive? + −
Due to wartime conditions, the Ukrainian reward system artwork ships within 4-6 months for European donors and 6-9 months for those outside Europe, ensuring safe delivery while supporting Ukrainian artists.
What is the artwork 'Commander-in-Chief Mykhailo Drapatyi' made from? + −
The artwork is a painted 30mm exploded shell that measures 16.5cm tall, created by Ukrainian artist Tanya Shacun.
Who is the artist behind this Ukrainian reward system artwork? + −
The artwork is painted by Tanya Shacun, a Ukrainian artist, whose work you can follow on Instagram at instagram.com/tanya_shacun/.
How long does it take to receive this artwork if I am a European donor? + −
Due to wartime conditions, the artwork will ship within 4-6 months to European donors.
What is the expected delivery time for donors outside of Europe? + −
Donors residing outside of Europe can expect to receive the artwork within 6-9 months due to wartime shipping delays.
How does this artwork relate to the Ukrainian reward system? + −
This piece is part of the Ukrainian reward system, serving as a symbolic and cultural expression through art, showcasing Ukrainian resilience and creativity.