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Red Moon - Ochre wheat - Linocut Print
Inspired by the large deep red moon that hung in the sky during the week before my third child was born. The design was carved from salvaged Lino and is printed on handmade Nepalese Lokta paper.
Dimensions 40 x 50 cm
I use non toxic professional lightfast printmaking inks and wrap all my prints in plastic free packaging.
This Relief print is part of an open edition, the order is just for the print shown on handmade paper * does not come with wooden magnet hanger*. All my designs are carved and printed by hand and every single one of them is a unique reproduction. Naturally subtle variations in the inking and finish will occur from print to print, when you buy a hand pulled print you are choosing these subtle variations over digital reproductions.
Lokta is a native plant of the Himalayan foothills. It is a sustainable and renewable resource, plants are cropped above ground level and can be reharvested after 3-4 years. The papers are made using the traditional Nepalese floating mould method and sun dried on the frame.
Inspired by the large deep red moon that hung in the sky during the week before my third child was born. The design was carved from salvaged Lino and is printed on handmade Nepalese Lokta paper.
Dimensions 40 x 50 cm
I use non toxic professional lightfast printmaking inks and wrap all my prints in plastic free packaging.
This Relief print is part of an open edition, the order is just for the print shown on handmade paper * does not come with wooden magnet hanger*. All my designs are carved and printed by hand and every single one of them is a unique reproduction. Naturally subtle variations in the inking and finish will occur from print to print, when you buy a hand pulled print you are choosing these subtle variations over digital reproductions.
Lokta is a native plant of the Himalayan foothills. It is a sustainable and renewable resource, plants are cropped above ground level and can be reharvested after 3-4 years. The papers are made using the traditional Nepalese floating mould method and sun dried on the frame.
