Trois Noix
I was delighted to find out that three nuts translated into French is “trois noix” (twa nwah!)
This is inspired by the ancient three hares motif, a trio of squirrels, each with their very own noix!
Printed on 86gsm bright white Japanese Masa Paper using black oil based ink. The nuts are coloured with Thai Mulberry paper using a technique called Chine collé.
Approx 36cm x 36cm
These prints are entriely handmade and as such will contain imperfections and blemishes because of the handmade printing process. These features are characteristic of lino prints and mean no two pieces are the same.
I was delighted to find out that three nuts translated into French is “trois noix” (twa nwah!)
This is inspired by the ancient three hares motif, a trio of squirrels, each with their very own noix!
Printed on 86gsm bright white Japanese Masa Paper using black oil based ink. The nuts are coloured with Thai Mulberry paper using a technique called Chine collé.
Approx 36cm x 36cm
These prints are entriely handmade and as such will contain imperfections and blemishes because of the handmade printing process. These features are characteristic of lino prints and mean no two pieces are the same.
I was delighted to find out that three nuts translated into French is “trois noix” (twa nwah!)
This is inspired by the ancient three hares motif, a trio of squirrels, each with their very own noix!
Printed on 86gsm bright white Japanese Masa Paper using black oil based ink. The nuts are coloured with Thai Mulberry paper using a technique called Chine collé.
Approx 36cm x 36cm
These prints are entriely handmade and as such will contain imperfections and blemishes because of the handmade printing process. These features are characteristic of lino prints and mean no two pieces are the same.