FLEUR DE LIS: CHARCOAL
Show your St. Louis pride all year round with this handmade cement fleur de lis wall art!
A little history on the Fleur de Lis … It is the emblem of the French monarchy, and is on the flag of St. Louis City used extensively throughout the region. Both the state of Louisiana and city of St. Louis are named after Saint King Louis IX who used the fleur de lis prominently in his personal branding. It symbolizes both the French religious influence and history of St. Louis.
Support and show your local #314 love!
DETAILS:
3 5/8” x 2 1/2” x 7/8”
color: solid charcoal
sealed/water-resistant
can be used inside/outside
can be hung or lay flat as decor (includes holes for hanging on backside)
*Please note, not all cement goods look the same. They are all made individually and each has it’s own unique character (bubbles, rough edges, color variations, etc). Refer to images.
Show your St. Louis pride all year round with this handmade cement fleur de lis wall art!
A little history on the Fleur de Lis … It is the emblem of the French monarchy, and is on the flag of St. Louis City used extensively throughout the region. Both the state of Louisiana and city of St. Louis are named after Saint King Louis IX who used the fleur de lis prominently in his personal branding. It symbolizes both the French religious influence and history of St. Louis.
Support and show your local #314 love!
DETAILS:
3 5/8” x 2 1/2” x 7/8”
color: solid charcoal
sealed/water-resistant
can be used inside/outside
can be hung or lay flat as decor (includes holes for hanging on backside)
*Please note, not all cement goods look the same. They are all made individually and each has it’s own unique character (bubbles, rough edges, color variations, etc). Refer to images.
Show your St. Louis pride all year round with this handmade cement fleur de lis wall art!
A little history on the Fleur de Lis … It is the emblem of the French monarchy, and is on the flag of St. Louis City used extensively throughout the region. Both the state of Louisiana and city of St. Louis are named after Saint King Louis IX who used the fleur de lis prominently in his personal branding. It symbolizes both the French religious influence and history of St. Louis.
Support and show your local #314 love!
DETAILS:
3 5/8” x 2 1/2” x 7/8”
color: solid charcoal
sealed/water-resistant
can be used inside/outside
can be hung or lay flat as decor (includes holes for hanging on backside)
*Please note, not all cement goods look the same. They are all made individually and each has it’s own unique character (bubbles, rough edges, color variations, etc). Refer to images.
