Kurt Cobain Wooden Framed Poster

Kurt Cobain Framed Poster – A Tribute

Immerse yourself in the rebellious spirit of Nirvana with our exclusive Kurt Cobain poster. This piece is more than just a decoration—it’s a tribute to the man that defined an era. Featuring a sleek glossy finish and sustainable materials, this print perfectly balances style and quality, making it an essential addition for fans and collectors alike.

Key Features

• Elegant Frame Design: The durable pine wood frame in a natural dark brown finish adds a sleek, modern edge to your space. Its stylish profile complements any room, whether you’re going for a contemporary vibe or looking to infuse a little punk rock flair into your decor.
• Premium Semi-Glossy Finish: Printed on 200 gsm paper with a luxurious uncoated texture, this framed poster delivers vibrant colors and a smooth, glare-free appearance. The semi-glossy finish enhances the details of Johnny Rotten's iconic look, giving the artwork a bold, striking presence on your wall.
• Protected & Durable: This framed poster is not only visually stunning but built to last. The shatterproof plexiglass protects your print from dust, damage, and fading over time, ensuring your tribute to Johnny Rotten remains pristine for years to come.
• Eco-Friendly Materials: We care about the environment as much as you care about your decor. Both the FSC-certified paper and wooden frame reflect our commitment to sustainable practices, allowing you to decorate responsibly without compromising on style or quality.
• Easy Hanging Kit: No hassle, no fuss. This framed poster comes with an easy hanging kit, making it a breeze to display either horizontally or vertically. Personalize your space effortlessly and make a lasting impression with this striking artwork.

For the True Nirvana Fan

Kurt Cobain getting interviewed at the WFNX 8th Birthday party, September 23, 1991—on Lansdowne Street in Boston. The photo was taken before Nirvana took the stage at Axis to a sold-out crowd of fans. Original photograph captured by Julie Kramer.