Stunning spring card from Ash Leaf Printmakers taken from an original Lino cut by Ashley Hutchinson. Featuring three Blue tits and wisteria fronds this is the perfect card to spread a happy spring vibe.
Description
From his studio in Brighton, Ashley specialises in hand embossing, lino, wood cutting and letter press printmaking. Inspired by nature he creates wonderful original prints and a range of greetings cards and tea towels which are all stocked here at Prior Shop!
This card is a lovely cheerful depiction of the well known garden bird the Blue Tit. The original print is called 'Blue Tits at Kew' and just like its counterpart this card also has delicate hand embossing. Gentle greens and lilacs make for a peaceful colourway suitable for anyone.
Size & Materials
 14.5cm x 14.5cm
Recycled paper, Kraft envelope and veg-ware cellulose packaging.
Features
Designed and Printed in the UK
Printed on recycled paper
Hand embossed
Packaged in vegware, bio-degradable cellulose
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