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  • sculptureroom@outlook.com
  • 14 working day delivery

Shoal of Blue Fish

Product no.: 501

£459.99
No VAT 0%, plus delivery
In stock
Delivery time: 14 day(s)

Description

Beautiful Shoal of Fish

 

 

 

Shoal of fish sculpture, painted Stainless Steel.

Available In

Natural Stainless Steel.

Aqua,Indigo.

 Purple Aqua,Indigo.

Lime Green and Blue.

A stunning 3D reflective shoal of fish sculpture design.

Indoor outdoor pool sculpture,bathroom sculpture.

Colours- Blue and Aqua Green and Stainless Steel Wire.

 

 

Material- Stainless Steel which is suitable for outside and bathrooms.

Main sculpture Size  L 1200mm x 400mm, 4 separate fish to place around the design 2 x140mm 2 x120mm (which makes the design slightly larger.)

Option to order extra fish.

Please see Accessories bottom of page.

1 large fish 180mm  £10.00

Medium fish 140mm £7.00

Small 120mm £5.00

Please specify on order.

 

Phil does a great job at welding the fish on 3d which customers say the images do not do the design justice.

We can make the colours also to suit and have done the design in just Deep Blue and Aqua tones ,Purple .

Brackets attached to the main design for easy hanging.

2 small circles are welded onto each of the separate fish,they can just hung on small tack nails which you can position however you wish around the design  .

 

Bespoke colours can be used if required

We have done allot of commissions of this design,indoor outdoor pool sculptures the largest 6metre so if you would like something larger please contact us.

  

We use a beautiful transparent paint which comes in many different colours.

This customer wanted some Indigo Purple instead of the Green.

The design then has a coat of lacquer which gives a lovely glossy finish and brings the colours alive.

Example of Natural finsh customer had a bespoke size and added a few more fish.

Looks great in a kitchen area.

Customer kindly took this picture and sent it .

Commission 2018