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This canvas, which is among Tiepolo's largest and most dazzling oil sketches, represents Apollo about to embark on his daily course across the sky. Deities around the sun god symbolize the planets, and allegorical figures on the cornice represent the four continents. On April 20, 1752, Tiepolo presented this preliminary sketch to Carl Philipp von Greiffenklau, prince-bishop of Würzburg, as his proposal for the decoration of the staircase ceiling of the Residenz, often considered the artist's greatest achievement and a landmark of European painting.

The dazzling luminance of double-sided lensed LED hubs is captured in a mesh-like weave. These expansive triangular or rectilinear arrays can be suspended vertically or captured within rectilinear tubular frames to span space horizontally across a plane. The points of light radiate illumination through the option of faceted crystal or soft white lenses. Galaxy Matrix can also be customized for your project.

• Double-sided faceted crystal lenses.
• Unique woven design.

Genuine Muonionalusta meteorite slice from Norrbotten, Sweden. The Muonionalusta is a meteorite classified as fine octahedrite, type IVA (Of) which impacted northern Scandinavia, west of the border between Sweden and Finland, about one million years BCE. The meteorite was first described in 1910 by professor A. G. Högbom, who named it "Muonionalusta", after a nearby place on the Muonio River. It fell 110,000 years ago but was discovered in 1906. It is classified as a fine octahedrite.

An all-metal Taurus bull decor piece finished in a rustic-gold polish, the Taurus I is sure to be a stunning addition to your decor collection.

• Overall: 6'' H x 4'' W x 9'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 2.2lb.

As the name implies, The Natural Light began by embracing natural materials and continues in this tradition. Knowing that fine design begins at home, the design team at The Natural Light is passionate about the relaxed luxury of our high-end lighting and art. From blueprint to each hand-finished product is a journey we make with great care and pride.

• Overall: 51'' H x 51'' W

Welcome the timeless beauty of nature into your home with this gorgeous faux succulent arrangement! Featuring lush green sedum and succulents nestled in a classic black fiberstone pot, this delightful piece will instantly add life to any space. Enjoy this maintenance-free beauty for years to come!

• Artificial sedum and succulent arrangement
• Perfect for your dining table, coffee table, end or side table, countertop, console, or desk.
• Add to your living room, dining room, kitchen, hallway, bedroom, or powder room.
• Traditional, Modern, Glam.
• Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, any season.

This terrarium features a round glass vase sitting on a modern metal base.

• Material: Glass; Metal
• Drainage Holes: No

Crafted from metal and finished in a two-tone black and antiqued-gold palette, this amazing decor piece flaunts a design inspired by (as the name states) an extinct Mauritian bird, the Dodo. We recommend the Dodo decorative piece for spaces based on the Woodlands, Global Curiosities or Mercana Modern design style.   Premium Composition  The Dodo is expertly crafted from metal and is a stylish piece that is not only visually enticing but also substantial.    Superior Finish  Finished in a matte-black stain with extravagant, antiqued-gold toned details, the Dodo is guaranteed to be a head-turner in your space.    Contemporary Design  The Dodo boasts of a spectacular design inspired by the extinct flightless bird that once prevailed on the island of Mauritius - the Dodo.     No Assembly Required  Delivered pre-assembled, the Dodo is ready to be the newest addition to your decor collection as soon as it arrives at the door.

• Overall: 6.75'' H x 6.75'' W x 4.25'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 1.76lb.

Genuine Muonionalusta meteorite slice from Norrbotten, Sweden. The Muonionalusta is a meteorite classified as fine octahedrite, type IVA (Of) which impacted northern Scandinavia, west of the border between Sweden and Finland, about one million years BCE. The meteorite was first described in 1910 by professor A. G. Högbom, who named it "Muonionalusta", after a nearby place on the Muonio River. It fell 110,000 years ago but was discovered in 1906. It is classified as a fine octahedrite.

This intriguing piece by renowned artist Thom Filicia. The 'Astronaut Waiting for a Bus' captures a whimsical moment in a sleek, mixed media format. Framed in a luxurious gold wood frame, this photographic print combines classic elegance with contemporary flair. Its landscape orientation makes it a versatile addition to any wall, whether in your living room or office. As each piece is made to order, it brings a personalized touch to your decor. Plus, the included wall-mounting hardware ensures easy installation.

• Straight fit.

The dazzling luminance of double-sided lensed LED hubs is captured in a mesh-like weave. These expansive triangular or rectilinear arrays can be suspended vertically or captured within rectilinear tubular frames to span space horizontally across a plane. The points of light radiate illumination through the option of faceted crystal or soft white lenses. Galaxy matrix can also be customized for your project.

• Double-sided faceted crystal lenses.
• Unique woven design.

The cute Planet rug invites to many hours of fun in the children's room. The rug has a sweet and playful expression and is the perfect accessory. The rug is made in a tuftet quality and consists of wool and cotton.

• Color: Clay.
• Material: 80% Wool, 20% cotton.