measure twice cut once

Size -21 cms tall by 39 cms wide
Style of frame - extraordinarily beautiful ornate frame wooden with gesso
Fabric - retired vintage French work shirt
Wording  -The proverb "measure twice, cut once" originated in the trades of woodworking and tailoring, likely dating to at least the 16th or 17th century. Its earliest known English ancestor is a variation from 1591: "Alwaies measure manie, before you cut anie," according to linguist John Florio. The phrase, emphasizing precision and careful planning to prevent mistakes, is a cornerstone of many other cultures' proverbs, such as the Russian "measure seven times, cut once".