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Pinnacle
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Pinnacle
$10.98
A tall rectangular body that rises through a pair of clean stepped shoulders into a sharp ogee point. The stepped transition from straight wall to pointed crown is what sets the Pinnacle apart, it reads as considered and architectural rather than simply decorative. Strong as a standalone plaque, excellent as a repeating surface element, and a natural choice for wall pieces where height and structure matter.
Read moreA tall rectangular body that rises through a pair of clean stepped shoulders into a sharp ogee point. The stepped transition from straight wall to pointed crown is what sets the Pinnacle apart, it reads as considered and architectural rather than simply decorative. Strong as a standalone plaque, excellent as a repeating surface element, and a natural choice for wall pieces where height and structure matter.
Read moreSize
Medium2.4 × 3.9 inShown in the image
Large3.5 × 5.9 in
Extra Large4.7 × 7.9 in
Material
Plant-based Plastic
Delivery
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Available across United States
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