Sekai by Peter Pharoah

Sekai printed directly onto a wooden backdrop in Nando's, Durban

Article in Slow Magazine

In the Studio with Peter Pharoah and acclaimed actress and blogger Gaynor Young

Sekai is available in a few different formats and sizes

On the cover of Slow Magazine

Sekai in a recently built home in Knysna South Africa

Sekai by Peter Pharoah

Sekai Limited edition Portrait print on canvas by Peter Pharoah

SKU: sekai

$595

Quantity: Email Enquiry

Size:
100 x 100cm Limited Edition Print on Canvas (Rolled) ($623)
40 x 40cm print on canvas (rolled) ($175)

Stock status: In stock

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Sekai was featured on the cover of Slow Magazine and was also used as a backdrop mural at Nandos in Durban.

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Copyright Peter Pharoah
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Extras

Stretched Prints Available
Pricing for stretched print delivery on request

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Prices quoted in all major currencies - sales processed in South African Rands (ZAR)

Freight Options

International Delivery Available
Door to Door Delivery
Prices exclude freight, packaging & insurance

Artwork Details

Colour may vary from this example
Giclee Print on Canvas

contact details

Name: Ms. Tracey Pharoah

Business phone: 0769762629

Mobile: 0769762629

Email Enquiry: pharoah.art@gmail.com

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