Minimalist Bicycle Desk Sculpture - 10cm Single-Line Acrylic Bike Ornament
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$34.00 USD
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Minimalist Bicycle Desk Sculpture - 10cm Single-Line Acrylic Bike Ornament
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Length: approx. 10 cm / 3.94 in Height: approx. 6 cm / 2.36 in Thickness: approx. 1.7 cm / 0.67 in Material: cast acrylic Construction: freestanding, no separate base Care: wipe with a soft dry cloth, avoid solvents
One unbroken line becomes two wheels, a frame and a set of bars. It is the drawing a cyclist does in the margin of a notebook, cut in acrylic and stood upright.
A single gesture, held still
- Continuous-line form - the entire bicycle is one looping stroke with no joins, which is why it reads correctly from across a desk and gets better up close.
- Freestanding, no base needed - 1.7 cm thick, so the wheels themselves carry the weight and it stands on any flat surface.
- Takes almost no space - 10 cm long and 6 cm high, sized for a monitor ledge, a bookshelf lip or the gap beside a keyboard.
- Solid cast acrylic - a smooth, evenly finished edge with a soft sheen, not a laser-cut sheet with visible burn marks.
- Two-color depth - a contrasting inner line running through the frame, so the shape separates from a white wall instead of disappearing into it.
For the person who talks about their bike more than they ride it, and the one who rides it more than they talk.