Edith the Hedgehog - Brown ink on Mitsumata (8x10in roughly - see below) Open Edition
Description: A hand-printed screen print of a hedgehog called Edith, printed on delicate 60gsm Mitsumata washi paper. Back in mediaeval times, they thought hedgehogs had spines in order to roll around in fruit so that it would stick to the spines, and then they could easily carry the fruits back home.
As each print is hand-pulled, slight variations may occur. The paper is semi translucent. Please note some edges are fairly straight, others more variable, and the size is variable by an inch or so in either direction.
Ready to frame or display as you wish.
Unframed and unmounted - allowing you to choose how best to present it in your own space.
• Hand-printed • Deep brown archival ink • 60gsm Mitsumata washi • Paper size: 8 x 10 inches approximately • Unframed and unmounted
