23 3/8 inchod x 3 5/8 inchid x 2 1/2 inchp Granada Ceiling Medallion (Fits Canopies Up to 7 1/8 inch), Hand-Painted Cloud Burst

Description

Medallions can be cut using standard woodworking tools to add a hole for electrical or a ceiling fan canopy. Our ceiling medallion collections are modelled after original historical patterns and designs. Our artisans then hand carve an original piece. Being hand carved each piece is richly detailed with deep relief, sharp lines, and a truly unique touch. That master piece is then used to create a mould master. The finished look is a beautifully detailed, light weight, solid construction, focal piece. The resemblance to original plaster medallions is achieved only by using our high density urethane and not vacuum formed, "plastic" type medallions. Medallions can be cut using standard woodworking tools to add a hole for electrical or a ceiling fan canopy. Medallions are light weight for easy installation. They are fully primed and ready for your paint. They are fully primed and ready for your paint. That master piece is then used to create a mould master. Our ceiling medallion collections are modelled after original historical patterns and designs. Medallions are light weight for easy installation. Being hand carved each piece is richly detailed with deep relief, sharp lines, and a truly unique touch. The finished look is a beautifully detailed, light weight, solid construction, focal piece. Our artisans then hand carve an original piece.

Key Features

• The resemblance to original plaster medallions is achieved only by using our high density urethane and not vacuum formed, "plastic" type medallions.
• That master piece is then used to create a mould master.
• Our ceiling medallion collections are modelled after original historical patterns and designs.
• Being hand carved each piece is richly detailed with deep relief, sharp lines, and a truly unique touch.
• The finished look is a beautifully detailed, light weight, solid construction, focal piece.
• Medallions can be cut using standard woodworking tools to add a hole for electrical or a ceiling fan canopy.