White Line Fern Screenprint
White Line Fern Screenprint
SKU:PR144
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There's something about ferns in the wild that stops you in your tracks. The "White Line Fern" screenprint from Starfangled Press captures that feeling, a single frond in dusty sage green with fine white-line detail that draws you in the same way the real thing does on a forest trail. For the hikers, the plant lovers, and anyone who just really gets it when it comes to ferns.
- 12ā x 16ā Screenprint
- Natural White, 110 lb Cardstock
- Hand-drawn illustration
- Screenprinted by hand in Brevard, North Carolina
- Open edition
Product Details
Product Details
- 12ā x 16ā Screenprint
- Natural White, 110 lb Cardstock
- Hand-drawn illustration
- Screenprinted by hand in Brevard, North Carolina
- Open edition
- Sold unframed
- Individually packaged in a clear cello sleeve with rigid 4-ply backing board
- Backing boards are pH neutral, made from 100% recycled fiber, and printed with a small Starfangled Press logo.
Materials + Packaging
Materials + Packaging
Prints may include a small blind impression of the Starfangled Press logo in the bottom right corner of the paper.Ā
Prints are sold unframed.Ā
Prints are individually packaged in a crystal clear, protective closure cello sleeve with a rigid 4ply backing board. Backing boards are pH neutral, made from 100% recycled fiber, and printed with a small Starfangled Press logo.
Each print is printed by hand at our studio in Brevard, NC.
About The Brand
About The Brand
Starfangled Press is a woman-owned studio based in Brevard, North Carolina, making playful, down-to-earth paper goods drawn with an Appalachian accent.
With a background in traditional printmaking, artist Kristen Necessary brings that same bold, layered style to all of her original hand-drawn illustrations, along with an offbeat sense of humor.
Her work is meant to be used and enjoyed every day, because art makes life better. She thinks small things like these really matter, and loves the funny, beautiful, and unexpected ways they can connect us to each other and the places we call home.
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