In Rosanna Morris' signature style comes this eye-catching print: a beautiful bunch of lupins.
Description
This mini print was carved from Lino and is printed on handmade Nepalese Lokta paper. Rosanna uses non toxic professional printmaking inks and wraps all her prints in plastic free packaging.
All of Rosanna's prints are printed by hand, and every single one of them is a unique reproduction, therefore subtle variations will occur from print to print.
Lokta is a native plant of the Himalayan foothills found above 3000 metres. 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.
Dimensions and Materials
20 x 25 cm, roughly A4
Handmade Lokta paper
Non-toxic ink
*Price is for print alone, frame not included.
Features
Handmade print
Beautiful calming feel
Natural materials
Check out more of Rosanna's work here.
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