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Et vindu til ro. Malt hjelm. (1514 AH)

Et vindu til ro. Malt hjelm. (1514 AH)

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Vanlig pris $1,500.00
Vanlig pris Salgspris $1,500.00
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Denne hjelmen, malt av Anna Huliaieva, viser et fredelig interiør med blå vegger, slyngende planter, bøker og glødende lykter. En hvit katt hviler i en vinduskarm med utsikt over blått vann og rosa blomster, mens en åpen døråpning viser en liten båt ved siden av en brygge av tre. Motivet forvandler hjelmen til et forestilt fristed fylt av varme, trygghet og ro.

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What is the design inspiration behind the 'window view' drawn on the helmet?
The 'window view' design on the helmet, created by Anna Huliaieva, offers a unique artistic perspective that transforms the helmet into a piece of art, blending functional gear with creative expression.
How long will it take to receive the 'window view' helmet after placing an order?
Due to war-time shipping conditions, the 'window view' helmet will be shipped within 3 to 5 months after purchase, ensuring that each piece is carefully crafted and delivered.
What is “The window view” artwork?
“The window view” is a drawn-on-helmet artwork designed by Anna Huliaieva. The product title identifies it as “(1514 AH).”
Who designed The window view?
The artwork was designed by Anna Huliaieva. The product description also provides her Instagram profile: instagram.com/annahuliaieva/.
How tall is the 30mm shell for The window view?
The product description states that the 30mm shell is 16.5 cm tall.
When will The window view ship after purchase?
Due to war-time conditions, the artwork will be shipped 3–5 months after purchase.
Is The window view artwork drawn on a helmet?
Yes. The product title describes The window view as “Drawn on helmet,” and the description identifies it as artwork designed by Anna Huliaieva.