Betta fish, commonly known as Siamese fighting fish, are native to the slow-moving, shallow waters of rice paddies, ponds, and swamps in Southeast Asia, where they thrive in warm, still waters rich in vegetation.
This artwork features a print on a cotton-polyester canvas treated with a proprietary coating designed for color longevity and detail clarity. The print is encased in a black pinewood frame derived from Forest Stewardship Council certified, sustainably sourced materials. It is available in two sizes and is equipped with pre-attached sawtooth hanging hardware. Production of the canvas may result in minor dimensional variations within a tolerance of +/- 1/8" (3.2mm).
Betta fish, commonly known as Siamese fighting fish, are native to the slow-moving, shallow waters of rice paddies, ponds, and swamps in Southeast Asia, where they thrive in warm, still waters rich in vegetation.
This artwork features a print on a cotton-polyester canvas treated with a proprietary coating designed for color longevity and detail clarity. The print is encased in a black pinewood frame derived from Forest Stewardship Council certified, sustainably sourced materials. It is available in two sizes and is equipped with pre-attached sawtooth hanging hardware. Production of the canvas may result in minor dimensional variations within a tolerance of +/- 1/8" (3.2mm).
