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The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

Blooming from dark brown branches, delicate white blossoms effortlessly complement a grey background. Its nature inspired design is perfect for creating a whimsical look. Henrik is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper.

First published in 1996, Robert Ferguson's controversial Henrik Ibsen: A New Biography is perhaps the most irreverent and critical of all the Ibsen biographies. Ferguson provides insight into Ibsen's personal life, his creative work, and the world in which he lived. He paints the portrait of a complex, emotionally tormented artist ... not one who is necessarily likable, but one whom we can understand and appreciate. Using previously unavailable material, including a letter in which Ibsen admits paternity of his illegitimate son, Ferguson chips through the hard enamel of Ibsen's public reputation. He details many of Ibsen's private traumas, such as how his inability to pay for the child's support very nearly landed him in jail, and shows the real impact of these experiences on Ibsen's growth, both as a man and as a playwright. The book clearly demonstrates that Ibsen was one of the great therapeutic artists. Henrik Ibsen: A New Biography is a deeply researched, wide-ranging account of the man often called the founder of modern drama. At the time of its publication it polarised the critics and stirred up a great deal of debate. Essential reading for anyone interested in Ibsen and in the development of the modern theatre.

Over the years, Henrik Danhage, renowned guitarist for the Swedish progressive heavy metal band Evergray, has been synonymous with powerful riffs and distinctive guitar work. In tribute to his unique style, Charvel presents the Henrik Danhage Limited Edition Signature Pro-Mod So-Cal Style 1 Electric Guitar. This stylish and rare instrument is not just a guitar, but a collectible piece of musical history.Crafted with a So-Cal Style 1 ash body, this high-quality electric guitar boasts a 25.5" scale length, providing a perfect balance between comfort and playability. The bolt-on maple neck, reinforced with graphite rods, offers superior resistance against bending and extreme environmental changes, ensuring longevity and consistent performance.The guitar's 12"-16" compound radius maple fingerboard is designed with comfortable rolled edges, 22 jumbo frets, and black dot inlays. This unique design facilitates both aggressive riffing and precise chording, making it a versatile choice for various music genres. For added convenience, a heel-mount truss rod adjustment wheel is included for quick and easy neck relief adjustments.The guitar's sound is powered by a Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 bridge pickup, a high-output humbucker that excels in delivering crunchy rock 'n' roll or blistering metal tones. Complementing this is the DiMarzio Area 67 DP419CR single-coil neck pickup, known for its bright and shimmering clean tones. The single white Strat-style skirt volume knob, labeled as "Tone", houses a push/push selector for effortless switching between the bridge and neck pickups.To ensure tuning stability even through the most intense performances, the guitar is equipped with a top-mount Floyd Rose 1000 Series double-locking tremolo bridge system. This system maintains pitch accuracy through endless dive bombs and the most brutal riffs.The Henrik Danhage Limited Edition Signature Pro-Mod So-Cal Style 1 Electric Guitar is finished in a heavy White Relic, giving it the appearance of an instrument that's weathered 20 years of touring. This finish is complemented by a 3-ply white pickguard, a reverse licensed Fender Strat headstock, and relic'd neck, fingerboard, and chrome hardware, adding to its unique and collectible appeal.

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).

The cover consists of one piece and attaches with velcro. It is for the Henrik chair sold at IKEA in 2008, now discontinued. Be careful not to confuse Henrik with the similar-looking IKEA Nils chair, also sold at IKEA starting in 2008 (Henrik has a curved back while Nils has a straight one).