PET BANDANA COLLAR - Mary, Queen of Heaven, 1485

Elevate your pet’s style with this exquisite bandana collar inspired by the timeless elegance of the Renaissance era Masterpiece: "Mary, Queen of Heaven", that was painted in the year 1485.

Crafted for comfort and grace, it adds a regal touch to your pet’s wardrobe, blending historic charm with modern sophistication. Perfect for discerning pet owners who appreciate art and refinement.  Made from durable polyester fabric, it’s built to last through playtime and washes. The adjustable black collar ensures a secure fit and comes in 4 sizes to suit most pets.

The original Renaissance era Masterpiece, "Mary, Queen of Heaven," was painted in the year 1485 by an artist known as "Master of the Saint Lucy Legend."  The original Masterpiece presently is on view at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

"Each piece in my MASTERPIECE LIVING Collection reflects meticulous curation; I have carefully selected and adapted historical artworks to honor their original significance, creating stunning works of art that even your pet can live with and enjoy today.  I have personally designed each item in my MASTERPIECE LIVING Store with careful attention to every detail to ensure that the respective ancient Masterpiece used is given 'new life' in a respectful way.

Your Pet Bandana Collar  is made for you when your order is received with the same care applied to the design process, ensuring quality that transcends mass-manufactured alternatives.  Expect a slightly extended production window as your order is made with precision. The result: a Pet Bandana Collar that carries both artistic integrity and has an amazing design."

Barbara Ann

• 100% polyester
• Adjustable black collar with plastic buckle
• 4 sizes: S, M, L, XL
• Collar circumference: S: 10″–16.75″ (25.4 cm–42.5 cm); M: 12″–20.25″ (30.5 cm–51.4 cm); L: 14.25″–23″ (36.2 cm–58.4 cm); XL: 15.5″–23.5″ (39.4 cm–59.7 cm)
• Durable construction, machine washable (max 90ºF (30ºC))
• White reverse


Disclaimer: Product size may vary by ±1″ (2.5 cm).