Thank you for viewing. ✴︎ About the product This is a set of two art pieces by the American graphic artist PUTS. Using "Priority Mail" envelopes from the United States Postal Service (USPS) as canvas, the works feature PUTS' signature industrial and anti-establishment graphics, depicting industrial bolts, tools, and figures reminiscent of laborers in a silkscreen style. These pieces strongly reflect the context of US street/underground art from the late 1990s to the early 2000s. The use of postal materials instead of pre-made canvases is also one of PUTS' representative techniques. There are signs of aging such as yellowing, stains, and color unevenness characteristic of paper materials, but these are considered to be elements that evoke the concept and historical context of the works, and are seen as adding character to the art pieces rather than damage. They come with black shadow box frames, so you can display them immediately after purchase. Recommended for interior decoration, shop displays, and collection purposes. There are no boxes; the items will be as shown in the photos. Each piece will be wrapped in bubble wrap for shipping. Size: Height: 10 cm Width: 14 cm Depth: 3 cm If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me in the comments section.