DOCTOR WHO NAME IN ANCIENT GALLIFREYAN WOOD SIGN INSPIRED - EN ESPAÑA

Amazing wood symbol of Doctor Who's name in Ancient Gallifreyan. Inspired by the Doctor's Crib / Cot. Since the beginning of the series the Doctor’s name has never actually been revealed. There are numerous theories from fans, writers, bloggers, podcasters, artists and even former cast members all try to answer the question: Doctor... Who? The closest we’ve ever gotten to his actual name was after the episode "A Good Man Goes To War" (Season 6). The common consensus was that the symbol etched on the side of his crib was actually the Doctors name in Ancient Gallifreyan. The crib has another Gallifreyan symbol in the front. (Listed here:https://www.etsy.com/es/listing/252285238) The perfect gift for Doctor Who´s fan ! Made from a veneered panel. The Veneered finish is Mahogany by default. Can be made under request (please ask first) in Oak, Maple or Walnut. We work exclusively selecting defect free panels with awesome grain. Designed and produced meticulously, Very detailed. Size: 43.5 Centimetres x 13.5 Centimetres (17.25 Inches x 5.25 Inches) Thick: 3.5mm (1/8") Eco-friendly product. We use only wood certified FSC or PEFC (*), 100% from well-managed forests Completely made in our artisan workshop. 100% Made in the UK. * FSC (Forest Stewardship Council): Is an international not for-profit, multi-stakeholder organization established in 1993 to promote responsible management of the world’s forests. Its main tools for achieving this are standard setting, certification and labeling of forest products. All forest products carrying the FSC logo have been certified independently as coming from forests that meet the criteria of forest stewardship and the principles of FSC recognized internationally. * PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification): Presents a framework for the mutual recognition of certification schemes forest regional or national credible that have been developed to meet requirements internationally recognized for sustainable forest management. More than 47 million hectares of forest are currently certified under the PEFC. Is the certification scheme that is dominant in Europe.