Royal Selangor Hand Finished Atiya Collection Pewter Photo Frame (5R) - Elegant Gift for Weddings, Anniversaries & Home Decor

AN EXCEPTIONAL COLLECTION Atiya celebrates the exuberant art of the Arab world, contrasting a mesmerising leaf and tendril motif with formal geometry in an exotic collection for home and entertaining. A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE Exhibit your favorite, most memorable snapshot with this minimalistic, yet elegant photo frame that boasts geometric corners and lively arabesques of leaves and tendrils, in satin finish of the world's highest quality pewter. HOW OUR PRODUCTS ARE PRODUCED CASTING The design of the piece is reproduced in extremely high quality pewter. FILING Excess pewter and parting lines are removed to reveal fine details. SCOTCHING The surface undergoes scotching to achieve a smooth sheen. HAND-POLISHING Fine corners and edges are carefully hand polished, leaving a perfect finish. Measurement Height: 23cm Length: 18.5cm Fits a standard 5R (13cm x 18cm/5in x 7in) photographic print. Care and Maintenance For over 100 years, our pewter pieces have marked significant moments in life and are often handed down from generation to generation. Over time and with use, pewter develops a pleasing subdued tone unique to the metal. Learn how to maintain the distinguished Royal Selangor Finish with these simple tips. Do not expose pewter to direct flame and heated surfaces.As with any metal, pewter is not microwave safe.Do not scrub or scour with a brush.Pewter is not dishwasher safe.If you live by the sea, atmospheric salts can dull pewter surfaces.

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Founded in 1885, Royal Selangor is the world's largest pewter maker. Our pewter consists of 92% to 97% tin – the highest international standard for pewter.

Every piece is meticulously hand-finished by our experienced craftspeople using traditional methods.

Sleek or intricately detailed, our items fit seamlessly in classic or contemporary lifestyles.

Collaborations with international designers such as Erik Magnussen, Freeman Lau and Nick Munro as well as museums such as the Victoria and Albert Museum in the United Kingdom, National Palace Museum in Taiwan and the Islamic Arts Museum in Malaysia.