• A linocut art print of a phoenix bird in a burning flower tree, framed on a white wall
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  • Handmade paper texture
  • Hand carved linocut printing block next to different size gouges
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"From The Ashes"

"From The Ashes"

Linocut print
Limited edition of 200 variable prints

A black phoenix perches among white flowers and twisting branches as flames rise all around it. The print symbolizes personal growth, renewal, and the courage to let go of the past—a timeless reminder that better times often arise from hardship. Printed on beautiful, sustainably sourced handmade paper.

$228.00
$228.00
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Size

Paper: 42 × 59.4 cm (16.5" × 23.4")

Print area: 37.5 × 55 cm (14.8” × 21.7”)

Paper

140 gsm unbleached paper with torn edges.

Inks

Solvent-free printmaking inks made from linseed oil and lightfast pigments.

Printing Method

Printed by hand using hand-carved blocks and a traditional press. Slight variations in ink, details, and paper may occur.

Edition

Limited edition of 200 variable prints, released in small batches. Each print is signed and numbered on the front.

Frame

Frame not included. For framing in Europe, I recommend BGA.

Shipping & Returns

Shipping included on orders over €100. Orders below €100:

  • Netherlands €5
  • EU €10
  • USA €40
  • Rest of world €15

Orders are usually mailed within 1-5 business days. You can return your order within 14 days of delivery. See Shipping Policy and Return Policy for more information.

Packaging

Your print will be shipped in secure, flat packaging that is plastic-free and made from eco-friendly materials. The packaging can be reused and recycled.

Print Care

To ensure that your print stays in the best condition, I recommend framing it. Keep the print at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Avoid acidic framing materials and direct contact with the glass as these can affect the print over time and cause yellowing.