Golden Tulips and Dandelion Triptych Glass Wall Art

Slim gold tulips rise on the two flanking panels, one against gray and one against dusty mauve, and the circular centre carries a golden dandelion head caught mid scatter. The metal work is delicate rather than heavy. Hang the set in a bedroom, a dining room or a hallway, and it suits rooms in gray, blush and warm metal. Why Glass Instead of Canvas or Poster? The artwork is printed directly onto premium tempered glass using high-resolution UV technology. Real glass delivers sharper detail, richer color saturation, and a polished finish that paper and fabric prints cannot match. The rigid panels will not warp like canvas and are easy to keep clean, making the set a lasting statement piece for everyday interiors. Key Features - Coordinated three-piece tempered glass wall art set - Premium tempered glass, strong, safe, and shatter-resistant - Advanced UV printing with vivid, fade-resistant color - Anti-scratch glossy surfaces designed to retain their polished finish - Easy to clean with a soft cloth and standard glass cleaner - Ready to hang with mounting hardware included - Carefully packaged for protective shipping Available Sizes This design is offered in multiple three-piece size configurations. Panel measurements and overall installed width vary by the selected option and the spacing used during installation. Please confirm the current size selection when ordering. The Perfect Gift A memorable choice for a housewarming, wedding, anniversary, birthday, office opening, or special occasion. The coordinated set arrives ready to display and offers a thoughtful way to give art with a strong visual presence. Care Instructions Clean each glass panel as you would clean a household window. Use a soft, lint-free cloth with standard glass cleaner and avoid abrasive materials. Please Note Colors may vary slightly between your screen and the finished artwork because monitors display color differently. Every order is printed fresh and inspected before shipping. The final installed width depends on the spacing left between panels.