Review on 🐠 Captivating Oriental Furniture: 36" Gold Leaf Seven Lucky Fish—Discover Luck and Beauty! by George Santana

Due to the use of what I believe to be synthetic gold leaf, the '7 Lucky Fish' polyptych is a wonderful way to bring light into a room as well as introducing 7 cheap and aesthetically beautiful elements. All artwork must be handled with care and this work was properly packaged for shipping so the outer box was damaged in transit, the inner box and packaging protected the work and it arrived undamaged. Again, as with all works of art (decorative or figurative), care must be taken in installation and transportation - even when moving from room to room. This piece was used in a bedroom where indirect lighting is the preferred and main source of electric lighting throughout the room, and this piece illuminates the opposite wall above a shoe cabinet with a granite slab of the same width in earth tones. It was an inexpensive decorative piece that went well with other artwork. Short sheet metal screws and 2 small 1 or 2 hole D hooks were used to attach to the top and back of each of the 2 outer panel frames (at the respective right and left corners of the outer panels) and 2 small saw hooks to the middle ones 2 middle panels so the panels hang flat against the wall). Because the weight is minimal, installation was quick and easy. As with all artwork, proceed carefully by laying the panels face down on a hard, soft surface and attaching the mounting hooks. The sheet metal frame is flimsy, so don't use powerful power tools unless you use them regularly and understand how to use them properly.