HOVERLA

Size: 52 x 77 cm

Material: climbing ropes, plywood

Made in: Czech Republic

(Product color may vary slightly from photo)


6,300 Kč

EASY HANGING

The climbing rope art is equipped with a sturdy picture hook on the back for hanging on the wall. Installation is very simple. Just drill a hole in the wall, insert a dowel and screw in a screw. Then you can simply hang the rope art. This method of attachment ensures that the painting is held firmly on the wall and at the same time allows for easy removal or minor adjustments to the position.

HOVERLA

At an elevation of 2,061 meters, Hoverla is the highest mountain in Ukraine and the highest point of the Chornohora range in the Ukrainian Carpathians. Its name likely derives from the Romanian word "hovârla," referring to a high mountain or elevation. The summit is rounded in shape and composed primarily of crystalline rock. The area is known for its vast mountain meadows, spruce forests, and changeable mountain weather. In good visibility, the summit offers views of the Ukrainian Carpathians and surrounding mountain ridges.