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Tardis Shadow Box
A Tardis usually travels by de-materializing in one spot, traversing the time vortex, and then re-materializing at its destination, without physically traveling through the intervening space.
However, this Tardis is quantum time locked inside a shadow box.
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Black Shadow Box Approximate Size: 5×7 inch Shadow Box Frame, Almost 3 inches deep When I look at the background of the shadow box, it makes me think of Amelia Pond’s old house.
Noh Oni Mask Shadow Box – 1 of 6 Limited Edition
Oni (鬼) are creatures from Japanese folklore, variously translated as demons, devils, ogres or trolls. They are popular characters in Japanese art, literature and theater.
The Hannya (般若) mask is a mask used in Japanese Noh theater, and portrays the souls of women who have become demons due to obsession or jealousy.
Tardis Shadow Box Custom Frame
AN EWM82 UNIQUELY SUPER-RARE EXCLUSIVE:
The Tardis Shadow Box Custom Frame is 1 of a kind…literally!
Seriously, we won’t be making another one of these!
A Tardis usually travels by de-materializing in one spot, traversing the time vortex, and then re-materializing at its destination, without physically traveling through the intervening space.
However, this Tardis is quantum time locked inside a glassless shadow box.
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This Tardis (simply called “The Tardis”) was custom made to our creative specifications: * The Tardis extends out of the back of the frame creating shadow box depth. * The black back mat shines to reflect the swirls from different angles. * Each layer of matting is floated above the next to create additional depth. * The blue mat is crushed (that’s right!) crushed velvet with a white beveled edge * The custom built frame is one of a kind! The frame itself has 2 layers of beveling. The ‘silver’ looking small bevel is silver due to the angle the light is hitting it at. The thick outer layer of the frame has a silvery blue tinge giving it that “something borrowed, something blue” weathered look.
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