Wall Decoration – Woman with Hat

Drawn in a single, unbroken gesture
Follow the line and you never lose it. It curves along the brim of the hat, slips down past her face, folds around a body that sits with knees gathered and arms wrapped close, then closes at her feet. She is calm, poised, a little mysterious under that wide brim. In matte black against the fine rectangular frame, she reads like an art print lifted straight off a decor magazine page, only here she stands in gentle relief on your wall.

All the elegance is in the restraint
She tells you just enough and keeps the rest. The hat shades her gaze, the posture does the talking, and because the drawing stays open, your wall breathes right through the line. Catch her in raking light and the outline throws a soft shadow that quietly brings her to life. She settles beautifully into a bedroom, a living room or a reading nook, and makes a thoughtful gift for anyone drawn to clean, feminine lines.

Designed and printed by our own hands
This is our own drawing, made to order for you in Icod de los Vinos, Tenerife. We print it in PLA, a plant-based, biodegradable bioplastic, at barely 3 mm thick. That featherweight is the point: put her up almost anywhere without drilling, with double-sided tape or adhesive putty at several points; if you'd rather use a nail, that one does need drilling.

Specifications

• Material: PLA (polylactic acid), a plant-based, biodegradable bioplastic

• Size: approx. 27 × 40 × 0.3 cm (flat piece)

• Colour: matte black (as shown in the images)

• Technology: FDM 3D printing

• Lightweight, open structure, finished product

Mounting & care

• Mounting: without drilling, use double-sided tape or adhesive putty at several points; if you'd rather use a nail, that one does need drilling. Tell us in the order notes which you prefer.

• Indoor decorative item. PLA is heat-sensitive: keep it out of direct sun and off radiators (above 50 °C it can deform).

• Cleaning: clean it with a soft cloth, or with lukewarm water and a little soap.

• The fine print lines are inherent to 3D technology and part of its modern texture, not a defect.