2034 - RIOLIS Cross-Stitch Kit - Monet - Water Lilies and Willow Tree

**【Product Specifications】** Finished Size: Approximately 33 x 25 cm Product Description: Claude Monet, a French painter and a leading figure of Impressionism. Monet painted nearly 250 water lily artworks throughout his life, including "Water Lilies and Willow Tree, 1916." He was one of the few artists to achieve widespread fame during his lifetime. Monet repeatedly depicted the same subject because he sought to capture the ever-changing interplay of light and shadow across different times and seasons. Material Contents: Cross-stitch needle, embroidery threads (30% wool, 70% acrylic fiber), fabric (Zweigart Aida - 14ct - white), instructions (English). Origin: RIOLIS (EU) Lithuania ------------------------------------------------------------------ **【Related Products】** **1643 - RIOLIS Cross-Stitch Kit - Monet - Tulip Fields in Holland** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52366337501_87748443b8_n.jpg https://www.pinkoi.com/product/NUA3KfCV **1779 - RIOLIS Cross-Stitch Kit - Monet - Red Sailboat** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52365399282_0a7737588c_n.jpg https://www.pinkoi.com/product/GpHuJYiJ **1850 - RIOLIS Cross-Stitch Kit - Monet - On the Meadow** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52366337476_6b451ac0f7_n.jpg https://www.pinkoi.com/product/dY5Zezjq ------------------------------------------------------------------ **【Little Notes on the Kit】** ☆ The embroidery threads included in the kit are sufficient, but please use them mindfully. ☆ The wool thread is single-ply and should not be separated. When the instructions call for 2 strands, please cut and use 2 individual strands. ☆ The size 25 embroidery thread is composed of 6 strands twisted together. When the instructions call for 2 strands, please gently separate and use 2 of these strands. ------------------------------------------------------------------ As we sell through both online and physical channels, please inquire about stock availability before placing your order. We welcome any questions you may have!