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THE MOTHER woodcut

£75.00
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Handmade woodcut print
Dimensions- 35 by 35cm approx
Printed on Lokta paper using Caligo oil-based relief ink

Original woodcut print depicting the 4 stages of birth and motherhood. Individual blocks separately inked to create one composition.

Hand carved and printed using a traditional printing press.

A limited edition range of 100

All large prints come rolled in a postal tube for protection during shipping. Allow it to uncurl and flatten under heavy books for a few days before framing.

Please note that the paper I use is a handmade cotton rag fibrous paper from Nepal. It is very textured and often contains speckles and flecks of different coloured strands and fibres. It is not a smooth white surface so these flecks can often be visible around the edges or within the print. Every piece is different. I do not replace prints based on these paper differences. By purchasing this print you agree to these terms.

The print will differ from the photo as it comes supplied with the torn decked edges showing. You can trim these off as required or hide them in a traditional frame.

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Handmade woodcut print
Dimensions- 35 by 35cm approx
Printed on Lokta paper using Caligo oil-based relief ink

Original woodcut print depicting the 4 stages of birth and motherhood. Individual blocks separately inked to create one composition.

Hand carved and printed using a traditional printing press.

A limited edition range of 100

All large prints come rolled in a postal tube for protection during shipping. Allow it to uncurl and flatten under heavy books for a few days before framing.

Please note that the paper I use is a handmade cotton rag fibrous paper from Nepal. It is very textured and often contains speckles and flecks of different coloured strands and fibres. It is not a smooth white surface so these flecks can often be visible around the edges or within the print. Every piece is different. I do not replace prints based on these paper differences. By purchasing this print you agree to these terms.

The print will differ from the photo as it comes supplied with the torn decked edges showing. You can trim these off as required or hide them in a traditional frame.

Handmade woodcut print
Dimensions- 35 by 35cm approx
Printed on Lokta paper using Caligo oil-based relief ink

Original woodcut print depicting the 4 stages of birth and motherhood. Individual blocks separately inked to create one composition.

Hand carved and printed using a traditional printing press.

A limited edition range of 100

All large prints come rolled in a postal tube for protection during shipping. Allow it to uncurl and flatten under heavy books for a few days before framing.

Please note that the paper I use is a handmade cotton rag fibrous paper from Nepal. It is very textured and often contains speckles and flecks of different coloured strands and fibres. It is not a smooth white surface so these flecks can often be visible around the edges or within the print. Every piece is different. I do not replace prints based on these paper differences. By purchasing this print you agree to these terms.

The print will differ from the photo as it comes supplied with the torn decked edges showing. You can trim these off as required or hide them in a traditional frame.

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