Bass Rock Lino Print
A hand-printed lino artwork by Ludovica Perosin, an artist based in Edinburgh who aims to make her practice as ethical and sustainable as possible.
The original lino print beautifully depicts Bass Rock, an island on the east coast of Scotland's Firth of Fourth.
The print uses traditional oil-based ink and natural Lokta paper expertly crafted in the Himalayan region of Nepal. The paper consists of bark from the Lokta bush, a renewable resource that gives the paper its soft, textured, almost fabric-like finish.
Measures approximately A5 size.
Each is hand-printed which means there will be subtle differences in colour and design, something which makes every one charmingly unique.
Comes unframed and packaged flat on board then wrapped in biodegradable cellophane.
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Bass Rock Lino Print
A hand-printed lino artwork by Ludovica Perosin, an artist based in Edinburgh who aims to make her practice as ethical and sustainable as possible.
The original lino print beautifully depicts Bass Rock, an island on the east coast of Scotland's Firth of Fourth.
The print uses traditional oil-based ink and natural Lokta paper expertly crafted in the Himalayan region of Nepal. The paper consists of bark from the Lokta bush, a renewable resource that gives the paper its soft, textured, almost fabric-like finish.
Measures approximately A5 size.
Each is hand-printed which means there will be subtle differences in colour and design, something which makes every one charmingly unique.
Comes unframed and packaged flat on board then wrapped in biodegradable cellophane.
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A hand-printed lino artwork by Ludovica Perosin, an artist based in Edinburgh who aims to make her practice as ethical and sustainable as possible.
The original lino print beautifully depicts Bass Rock, an island on the east coast of Scotland's Firth of Fourth.
The print uses traditional oil-based ink and natural Lokta paper expertly crafted in the Himalayan region of Nepal. The paper consists of bark from the Lokta bush, a renewable resource that gives the paper its soft, textured, almost fabric-like finish.
Measures approximately A5 size.
Each is hand-printed which means there will be subtle differences in colour and design, something which makes every one charmingly unique.
Comes unframed and packaged flat on board then wrapped in biodegradable cellophane.
