Product Description
The Duke of Milan on horseback underfoot in the bath — a small lasting accent. The Renaissance master's draftsmanship, kept collectible and calm.
Titled "Royal Race, After Leonardo", this Zebra pattern Neoclassical Pop Art artwork is inspired by Leonardo da Vinci sketch created for the Sforza Horse Monument. A sculpture commissioned to da Vinci in 1482 by Duke of Milan Ludovico il Moro, but not completed. An original Neoclassical Pop Art work, the image is new art and a Pop homage to the original drawing.
Microfiber is a Highly Absorbent non-slip surface, and this bath mat also comes with an anti-slip backing to ensure it stays put on wet floors, reducing the risk of slipping. It is simple to clean and dries quickly.
The high-quality Bath Mat feels warm and soft underfoot. Comfortable and long-lasting, it comes with black and white zebra texture that can easily uplift bathroom decor!
Available in two sizes: 34" × 21" and 24" × 17".
.: 100% Microfiber
.: Anti-slip backing
.: Binding around the edges
