Sanstone Fin

Description
This print showcases a massive sandstone fin rising across the desert floor in Arches National Park — layered, rounded, and deeply banded with erosion lines that show just how long this rock has been here. The formation stretches wide beneath a clear sky, its surface textured with ripples and fractures shaped by wind, heat, and time. Low desert vegetation spreads out in front, adding scale and subtle color to the warm red stone beyond. The scene feels still, sun-lit, and monumental. Arches National Park is known not only for its famous arches, but for the sandstone fins that create them — long vertical slabs that eventually weather into windows, spires, or free-standing towers. This formation represents that process mid-story, carved but not yet open, sculpted but still whole. This print fits beautifully in living rooms, office spaces, cabins, and wide wall layouts that appreciate red-rock horizon, quiet desert scenery, and the timeless shape of the Colorado Plateau.
Specifications
  • Hand-made, solid wood frame
  • UV and scratch-resistant acrylic cover
  • Edge width of 1.125", depth of 0.75"
  • 2" polar white matting
  • Sizing: +6.5" to the listed print size
  • Ex: 12x18" framed print final size is 18.5x24.5"
  • Arrive ready to hang
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