Asi Gonia Exhibition Armi
AU$ 119.67
Warriors And Miadens The village is clustered into six neighbourhoods which can
be ranked by relative poverty starting with the wealthiest; there are poor families in each district, but some districts contain a higher proportion of better-off families than others: 1. Armi; 2. Papadiana; 3. Mesohori; 4. Perahori; 5. Meladiana; 6. Pateriana. Those names in italics indicate districts whose names are taken from the dominant surnames in that area. Villagers call the people in the western district of Armi captains, after a hero who lived there. Villagers of Mesohori are called Athenians because their district is at the hub of village life having most of the coffee shops. Heroes also act as distinguishing markers in Papadiana, Pateriana and also Perahori, which is the birthplace of Petromarkos who led the village in the final years of the war against the Turks. A framed paper poster that feels like a quiet walk down a sunlit lane. The matte black pine frame and warm brown backing give the image a grounded, handmade presence while the shatter‑proof plexiglass keeps the scene clear and safe. Choose fine art paper for a textured, painterly depth or semi‑gloss for brighter whites and punchy color. It hangs ready out of the box with pre‑installed hardware and rubber bumpers so the print sits square and gentle on your wall. Available in multiple sizes and orientations, it slots into living rooms, hallways, or home offices where calm light and real wood textures matter.Product features - Two paper choices: fine art (310 gsm) or semi‑gloss photo paper (260 gsm) - Matte black 100% pinewood frame with brown paper backing - Shatter‑proof plexiglass front for clear, safe display - Pre‑installed hanging hardware and rubber bumpers included - Ten sizes and horizontal/vertical orientation optionsCare instructions - Clean framed prints with a slightly wet cloth when necessary.
be ranked by relative poverty starting with the wealthiest; there are poor families in each district, but some districts contain a higher proportion of better-off families than others: 1. Armi; 2. Papadiana; 3. Mesohori; 4. Perahori; 5. Meladiana; 6. Pateriana. Those names in italics indicate districts whose names are taken from the dominant surnames in that area. Villagers call the people in the western district of Armi captains, after a hero who lived there. Villagers of Mesohori are called Athenians because their district is at the hub of village life having most of the coffee shops. Heroes also act as distinguishing markers in Papadiana, Pateriana and also Perahori, which is the birthplace of Petromarkos who led the village in the final years of the war against the Turks. A framed paper poster that feels like a quiet walk down a sunlit lane. The matte black pine frame and warm brown backing give the image a grounded, handmade presence while the shatter‑proof plexiglass keeps the scene clear and safe. Choose fine art paper for a textured, painterly depth or semi‑gloss for brighter whites and punchy color. It hangs ready out of the box with pre‑installed hardware and rubber bumpers so the print sits square and gentle on your wall. Available in multiple sizes and orientations, it slots into living rooms, hallways, or home offices where calm light and real wood textures matter.Product features - Two paper choices: fine art (310 gsm) or semi‑gloss photo paper (260 gsm) - Matte black 100% pinewood frame with brown paper backing - Shatter‑proof plexiglass front for clear, safe display - Pre‑installed hanging hardware and rubber bumpers included - Ten sizes and horizontal/vertical orientation optionsCare instructions - Clean framed prints with a slightly wet cloth when necessary.
