A golden chanterelle paired with a head of garlic makes a print for the forager who hunts them and the chef who cooks them. Hang it in the kitchen, or anywhere you like to think about a uniquely Appalachian dinner.
Archival ink printed on handmade Thai Kozo paper. This natural toned paper has slight translucent qualities that can alter the presentation of the artwork to your taste based on the color of the paper underneath it. For a more bright tone, use white paper underneath when framing. For a more subdued hay-like tone, use the provided cardboard blank when framing.
5×7 inches (13×18 cm). Initialed, open edition. Ships flat in padded envelope.
($6.25 flat rate shipping for your entire order)
*This is a hand carved, hand inked, and hand pressed block print on handmade paper so please expect some slight discrepancies and rustic imperfections. These photos are representations of what you will receive but your piece of art will be a unique piece and will vary slightly from these photos. Frame is not included.
A golden chanterelle paired with a head of garlic makes a print for the forager who hunts them and the chef who cooks them. Hang it in the kitchen, or anywhere you like to think about a uniquely Appalachian dinner.
Archival ink printed on handmade Thai Kozo paper. This natural toned paper has slight translucent qualities that can alter the presentation of the artwork to your taste based on the color of the paper underneath it. For a more bright tone, use white paper underneath when framing. For a more subdued hay-like tone, use the provided cardboard blank when framing.
5×7 inches (13×18 cm). Initialed, open edition. Ships flat in padded envelope.
($6.25 flat rate shipping for your entire order)
*This is a hand carved, hand inked, and hand pressed block print on handmade paper so please expect some slight discrepancies and rustic imperfections. These photos are representations of what you will receive but your piece of art will be a unique piece and will vary slightly from these photos. Frame is not included.
