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Adobe by Burlington studio, small, flat viewMade to order · 3 to 4 weeks
Artwork, flat view · 25″ × 17″

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Adobe by Burlington studio, small, flat view

Adobe

By Celadon Studio

Made in Burlington, ON

$399CAD

taxes at checkout · $29 shipping
Made to order · 3 to 4 weeks

About this piece

Adobe explores the textures, craftsmanship, and visual language of Southwestern architecture through a carefully composed study of stucco surfaces, exposed beams, and traditional architectural details. The interplay of geometric forms, weathered materials, and sculptural elements creates a composition rich in texture, balance, and a strong sense of place. Drawing from architectural and documentary photography, the work focuses on the character of built environments and the stories embedded within their surfaces. Through its attention to material, form, and detail, Adobe highlights the enduring relationship between architecture, history, and regional identity.

SizeSmall · 25″ W × 17″ H

Dimensions include the frame. Size guide

FrameIncluded frame

Made to order, ships in 3 to 4 weeks

Made to order in Burlington, Ontario. It leaves the studio in 3 to 4 weeks.

Flat $29 shipping on this piece

Free across Canada on orders over $499, flat $29 below. Boxed with corner guards; a signature is needed.

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A photograph, printed with archival pigment inks so the tones hold for decades indoors.

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What these terms mean

Artist
Celadon Studio
Size
25″ × 17″ (63.5 cm × 43.2 cm)
Orientation
Horizontal
Medium
Giclée print, on archival paper or canvas by finish
Frame
Dark Walnut glass frame, 1.3″ × 0.8″ profile (C687)
Palette
Warm Tones, Browns, Cream, Ivory, Oranges, Pinks
Style
Photography
Origin
Made in Burlington, ON
Edition
Open edition, printed to order

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