Brunette Ballerina Canvas Reproduction, Designer Nurseries and Children's Room Furnishings With Posh Style 1-866-Poshtot

Brunette Ballerina Canvas Reproduction, Designer Nurseries and Children's Room Furnishings With Posh Style 1-866-Poshtot
  • Brunette Ballerina Canvas Reproduction, Designer Nurseries and Children's Room Furnishings With Posh Style 1-866-Poshtot
  • Brunette Ballerina Canvas Reproduction, Designer Nurseries and Children's Room Furnishings With Posh Style 1-866-Poshtot
One part fairy dust, twinkle toes and tulle and – poof – a beautiful ballerina appears! This canvas reproduction is glass-free, so no glass will break in your child's bedroom or playroom, and it's easy to clean with a damp cloth. In an effort to enrich every child's environment, a portion of the profits from the sale of this painting are donated to children's charities. Please note that the artist used decoupage in the creation of this piece and a decoupage dress pattern is visible on the canvas (see Detail Images
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