Skyline of the Everest | Mountain decoration

Skyline of the Everest : steel wall decoration.

We have chosen to depict the Everest skyline as seen from the South of the summit.

You can see the Mount Lhotse, the Mount Makalu and of course the Mount Everest amoung others.

All our products are made in France

Find out more about Everest

Quantity

Any order placed before 11:30am (UTC+1) is shipped the same day (except weekends).

Delivery in France in 2-5 working days.

Shipping costs offered in relay points in France.

Indications

Characteristics:

1.5 mm thick steel line
To be wall fixed with 3 nails
Inside and outside

Pose:

Super easy
Start by nailing the middle of the line, then simply adjust the level

Contraindication:

Not suitable for brick or concrete walls

About the Everest

Identified as the highest peak in the world, Everest was named in 1865 in honour of British geographer George Everest. A fascinating sight to behold, the mountain quickly became a playground for many mountaineers dreaming of reaching its summit. Among them was George Mallory, who took part in the first expeditions from 1921 onwards. The one in 1924 would prove fatal for him, although it cannot be confirmed that he had actually reached the summit. It was not until 1953 that Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay would see success as the first people to reach the top of the world. Today, of the 14,000 mountaineers to have attempted the ascent, only 5,654 have actually succeeded, including Japanese climber Yūichirō Miura – at the age of 76 and despite having undergone heart surgery twice…

Manufacturing

Drawing

Through a single stroke, The Line represents panoramas of cities, legendary mountain tops, or even mythical music tracks visually represented by their soundwaves.

Cutting

Lines are laser cut from metal sheets, with an extreme accuracy. This step is carried out in France by several partners, including a cooperative company.

Gilding

Lines are gilded with 24-carat gold via an electrolysis process ensuring agglomeration of gold on the line.

Boxes and silkscreen

Despite significant production volumes, The Line keeps an artisanal manufacturing approach for its packaging, and uses a silkscreen process to guarantee an original and qualitative result.