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Nonsense, but nice. Abstract art with lettering

Nonsense, but nice. Abstract art with lettering

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1 of 2. Original ink Japandi-inspired calligraphy art on canvas paper 9x12 in. The hidden message 'Nonsense, but nice'. Black and white colorway. Handwritten in California. Signed and dated on the reverse. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity.

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The package includes:

  • Original calligraphy artwork 9x12 in on canvas
  • Certificate of Authenticity
  • A welcome letter
  • How-to-read instructions
  • 30-day day money back guarantee

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Ready to ship within the USA.
For international orders, please contact me at ship@maryapavlova.com.

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I believe in my work and want you to love it too! If for any reason you’re not satisfied, artwork may be returned within 30 days for a full resolution. Your happiness is my priority.

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Behind the art

I love finding connections in places where others might not notice them or where they’re not so obvious. Is it just nonsense? Maybe—but it’s nice nonsense.
The long, expressive lines and the playful, hard-to-read message really bring out the personality of the phrase. No sense, but nice to look at it.

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