Pastel Buddha Canvas Glass Finish Vertical Wall Art

Pastel Buddha Canvas Glass Finish Vertical Wall Art

Marsoni

M251S

$899.50

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Pastel Buddha Canvas Glass Finish Vertical Wall ArtThe Newly launched Framed Glass Finish Wall Art offered by NexHome is a premium legacy of home decor products. These wall art display the true essence of innovative designs and meticulous details. This glass finish wall art is a striking addition to any wall. It features bold colors and rich hues. Speaking of sizes, this product is available in many sizes, transforming empty walls into something that is worthy of interior design magazines.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2026