Bryce Canyon in southern Utah is not really a canyon but a series of natural amphitheaters carved into the edge of a high plateau, famous for its orange rock spires. A great gift for anyone who has watched the sunrise from the rim.
This is Bryce Canyon as a real 3D relief, printed from actual elevation data, so you can see and feel every ridge, valley and cliff. The tile shows the shape of the main amphitheater, the orange slopes falling away from the rim and the forested plateau above. The individual spires, called hoodoos, are too small to show at this scale. The piece is shaped so that it is a landscape rectangle with softly rounded corners, like a framed photo in 3D. North is up when it hangs.
SIZES
- Standard: 9.9 x 6.6 in, up to 1.5 in deep (251 x 167 x 39 mm)
- Large: 12.5 x 8.3 in, up to 1.9 in deep (317 x 211 x 48 mm)
FINISHES
- Elevation: colours that change with height (layered red, orange, tan and cream rock, three to five colours depending on the canyon), printed in one piece with colour changes at set heights.
- Stone: one solid matte warm white, a calm sculptural look that lets light and shadow show the terrain.
HANGING
Hidden keyhole slots on the back, ready to hang. Standard hangs on two screws 8.5 in (217 mm) apart, Large on two screws 11.2 in (284 mm) apart. Screws are not included; leave the heads about 4 mm out from the wall and slide the piece down onto them.
