Tree Hari-e Mont Saint Michel

Wooden harie = wood harie, made using domestic wood. Mont Saint-Michel is a small island floating on the Gulf of Saint-Malo on the west coast of France and is one of the Catholic pilgrimage sites. A world heritage site centered on a monastery has been reproduced using natural wood. The material is thinly sliced wood like paper, but by stacking multiple layers and inserting spacers between them, it has a three-dimensional finish. [Trees used] ●Japanese cypress ●Japanese cedar ●Japanese horse chestnut ●Asada There are 7 types of yellowfin, pine, and beech. [framed size] 333×425mm (Prince size) [Wooden picture size] 210x297mm (A4) As shown in the picture, it will be delivered in a frame, so you can immediately display it as an interior decoration. The frame is also a nature-friendly item that uses domestic natural cedar. Please note that due to the use of natural wood, the color and wood grain of the product you receive may differ from the image. In addition, the tree species used may change without notice depending on the availability of materials. (Even if it is changed, domestically produced wood is used.)