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Molène island poster
Molène island poster
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To the west of Pointe Bretagne, in the Iroise Sea, on the Atlantic coast of France, emerges a land 800 m wide and 1,200 m long. An island. Endowed with a single village. Where live 200 souls who know what insularity means. Welcome to Molène, land of Brittany and terror of sailors. "Who sees Molène, sees his pain" grumbled the educated navigators of the maze of rocks that dot its surroundings. Long is the list of ships that have run aground there, century after century. Today, it is above all its unique charm that the sirens sing! Cast off for Molène with this decorative poster of the island seen from the sky, by ikonik!
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Icons are made to last
This is why our posters are produced with the greatest care, with a double requirement of quality and respect for the environment:
- Professional printing on offset press
- Modern Matte Coated Paper 250gsm
- Exclusively vegetable-based inks
- Matt varnish finish for long-lasting protection
- Paper from sustainably managed forests
- PEFC-certified and Imprim’Vert-certified printer
<tc>Which poster format to choose?</tc>
Our posters are available to you in different formats depending on the model.
You are hesitating between the formats ? Here is a small comparison in real dimensions to enlighten you.
Our poster formats have been chosen to precisely correspond to the most suitable frame dimensions. more widespread in commerce. Yes, we think of everything! :)
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