This personalized address sign can have up to 4 to 5 numbers and will add a real statement to your front yard or entrance to your home. Ceramic house numbers are a creative and unique alternative to most of the other options on the market. You will only need one house number plaque, so why not make it one you love! Gvega has created a unique range of ceramic house numbers if you want your house to be different from the rest! Ceramic house numbers from Gvega are both functional and decorative. This house number sign is hand carved and hand painted in Marbella, Spain. [INSPIRATION AND STYLE] This collection was inspired by our Mandala collection fusing ethnic designs with a gvega twist. Our unique style of ceramics fuse deep relief carvings and our unique glaze formulas to create something truly special. This custom house number was carved in deep relief and each one truly unique. This personalized sign is handmade and hand painted using the highest quality earthenware. Our unique designs are tactile and unique and the relief carving changes in the light of the day. I would describe the style of this house number plaque a fusion between boho deco, farmhouse decor and rustic decor! It would fit wonderfully in a minimalistic ibiza home to a rustic farmhouse! This house numbers plaque would make a lovely housewarming gift, perfect for a new look to a new home. THIS LISTING (mandala #2) IS FOR A PERSONALIZED HOUSE NUMBERS SIGN GLAZED IN CRYSTALLINE TURQUOISE AND MATT WHITE CENTRE .  ***[MESSAGE NUMBER AT CHECKOUT PLEASE]*** [ MEASUREMENTS ] 21 x 31cm (8.2x12.2") [ SHIPPING ] Our ceramic wall decor is sent by courier and we take great care packaging our ceramics. Please see our positive shop reviews on how we package our ceramics… https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/GVEGA/reviews To get back to our shop home page click here... https://www.etsy.com/shop/GVEGA For more information about us and our tiles visit… WWW.GVEGA.COM

Features Holds 1 line of up to seventeen 1.25" characters and spaces Material: Hand cast aluminum Made in the USA

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