The Fulani are historically known as the largest nomadic pastoral group throughout many West African countries. Commonly referred to as the Fulbe, Fula, or Peul, the Fulaniare largely populated in Senegal, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, and Cameroon. Fulani women are environmentalists and marketers often carrying goods stacked in tiers on their heads in calabash bowls.
Say goodbye to traditional paper posters - our canvas prints offer enhanced durability and are built to stand the test of time. Thanks to the UV coating, they are scratch-resistant and can be easily cleaned with a simple wipe using a damp cloth. We use archival quality, pigment-based inks to ensure vibrant and long-lasting colors on our artist-grade canvas fabric.
For your convenience and protection, our canvas prints are shipped rolled in a secure tube, ensuring they reach you in perfect condition.
- Ready to hang, frame, or stretch.
- Poly cotton blend canvas, matte finish
- 1/16" thick
- One Sided Print
- UV coating. Scratch-resistant
- Premium quality artist-grade canvas using archival quality, pigment-based inks
- Care: Wipe gently with a clean damp cloth
- Ships rolled in a tube
- * Frame not included
