Description
This textured rhino head wall art is made in resin and shaped to look like a sculpture pieced together from weathered driftwood. Every part of the head, from the broad muzzle and the two horns to the upright ears, is formed from overlapping pieces that read like sea-worn sticks, each with its own ridges, knots and grain. The colour is a warm natural brown, with deeper streaks picking out the grain, so the whole piece has the look of wood bleached by sun and tide. It measures 21cm tall, 12cm wide and 22cm deep, a compact head that still reaches well out from the wall.
Made to hang, the head gives a room a three-dimensional focal point without taking up any floor or shelf space. We like it above a fireplace, on a hallway wall or over a desk in a study, where its profile shows off the length of the front horn. The driftwood look sits happily with natural textures such as linen, jute, rattan and pale timber, and its warm brown works well against white, cream, sage or deep green walls. At 12cm wide it suits a narrow stretch of wall between windows or doors, and it makes a good companion for framed prints and plants in a gallery arrangement.
Resin holds every ridge and knot of the driftwood detail crisply, and the back of the head is shaped to sit close against the wall. To keep it looking its best, dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth or a soft brush, working into the grooves, and wipe it with a barely damp cloth if it needs more. Leave a little space around it, as the horn juts forward. As a gift, it is a characterful choice that brings a touch of the wild to a home and needs nothing more than a wall to show it off.
Specification
| Material |
Resin |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Height |
21cm |
| Width |
12cm |
| Depth |
22cm |
| Weight |
0.7kg |
| Design |
Rhino head |
Frequently Asked
How big is the rhino head wall art?
It measures 21cm tall, 12cm wide and 22cm deep, so it comes 22cm out from the wall with its horn reaching forward into the room.
Is it made from real driftwood?
No, it is made in resin, shaped and coloured to look like pieces of weathered driftwood, with ridges, knots and grain all over the head.
What colour is the rhino head?
It is a warm natural brown, with deeper streaks running through the grain that give it the look of sun-bleached wood.
Does it hang on the wall?
Yes, it is wall art made to hang, with the back of the head shaped to sit close against the wall so the face and horns come forward.
Where does it look best?
It suits a wall above a fireplace, in a hallway or over a desk, and pairs well with natural textures such as linen, rattan and pale timber.
How do I clean it?
Dust it with a soft dry cloth or a soft brush, working into the grooves, and wipe it with a barely damp cloth if it needs more.