Wall Panels

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IDÀ

NGN 13,000,000.00

A collectible work of art — crafted for those who invest in culture, legacy, and meaning.

Installation

the blade. A sculptural interface for precision, discipline, and decisive movement. Named for the Yoruba word for sword, Idà frames the wall panel as an instrument of sharpened int…

About the Work

the blade. A sculptural interface for precision, discipline, and decisive movement. Named for the Yoruba word for sword, Idà frames the wall panel as an instrument of sharpened intent. The composition is built around a dominant vertical spine that feels unmistakably weapon-like, while the shielded lower form stabilizes it with gravity and control. This is a piece about power that has been refined, not scattered. Idà is for spaces that want to communicate focus, authority, and the ability to cut through noise. It turns the wall into an emblem of exactness and force. Positioning: precision, clarity, power, executive focus.

Specifications

Certificate of AuthenticityYes

Artist / StudioMurals.NG

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