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Shiba Inu 3D Mandala Layered Art

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$20.4 $30 In stock

Category: Posters, Prints, & Visual Artwork

Shiba Inu Lovers! This unique handcrafted layered 3D mandala is the pawfect gift for any Shiba family

  • Add a name for free! 
  • Can be customized for black & tans and creamies!
  • Different box sizes and colors available
  • Handmade with cardstock (110lb, 80lb cardstock)
  • Ships in 2 weeks or less
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael A. ★★★★★

The layered cut really gives it that depth you can see from across the room—my Shiba's face pops out so clearly. I added my dog's name for free and the personalization was done perfectly, even down to her cream coloring.

Joseph ★★★★★

The color contrast between the black & tan layers and the white base pops beautifully in person. It took me a few minutes to figure out the best spot to hang it, but the detail on the mandala pattern is absolutely spot-on for my Shiba.

Brian E. ★★★★★

Got this as a gift for a friend who’s obsessed with her black and tan Shiba, and the custom name layer really made it personal. The 3D depth pops way more in person than it does on screen, and it’s clearly a lot of handwork. She hasn’t stopped staring at it.