Hand carved woodcut print on handmade Lokta paper.
This particular print was carved from plywood found near the thames in East London.
All aspects of Rosanna Morris' prints are completed by hand - from the paper to the printing press named Bouboulina that her husband made. Rosanna draws out each design in pencil and ink, and then transfers it on to reclaimed wood or lino. She hand carves the design using a selection of traditional tools, mindfully and slowly as any 'mistake' can not be rubbed out. The result: an uplifting print with rich texture. You can physically see the making process due to the mark making and relief from the printing press.
Materials and Dimensions
Small: 30 x 20cm approx, roughly A4
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Large: 56 x 81cm approx, roughly A1
Edition of 100, signed and numbered.
Features
Completely handmade - paper and print
Perfect for kitchens and bedrooms
Perfect for gifting
*All of Rosanna Morris prints are printed individually by hand. Because of this, subtle variations will occur from print to print. This diversity is to be celebrated!
Love this piece? Check out Rosanna's full collection here.
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