Strap Wattle 01, Positive Print, Burnt Umber

$130.00

This original botanical monoprint features Strap Wattle (Acacia holosericea), a native Australian plant known for its long, strap-shaped foliage.

Printed in warm burnt umber, this piece captures the distinctive shape and fine details of the Strap Wattle leaves, highlighting their natural texture and defined veins.

Details

  • Strap Wattle (Acacia holosericea)

  • Original botanical monoprint

  • Linseed oil–based printmaking ink – burnt umber

  • Fabriano Unica paper

  • Large mount suitable for an 11 × 14 inch (27.9 × 35.5 cm) frame

Your print will come mounted and in a protective sleeve, carefully packaged to ensure safe arrival to its new home.

Option for custom framing – just ask! Example frame in last pic.

All pieces are one-of-a-kind. Botanical monoprinting uses real plants to create unique prints. Each piece reflects natural variation in both the plant and the printing process.

Mounted and ready to be framed, these works are intended to be placed where the beauty of Australian native plants can be appreciated and celebrated.

This original botanical monoprint features Strap Wattle (Acacia holosericea), a native Australian plant known for its long, strap-shaped foliage.

Printed in warm burnt umber, this piece captures the distinctive shape and fine details of the Strap Wattle leaves, highlighting their natural texture and defined veins.

Details

  • Strap Wattle (Acacia holosericea)

  • Original botanical monoprint

  • Linseed oil–based printmaking ink – burnt umber

  • Fabriano Unica paper

  • Large mount suitable for an 11 × 14 inch (27.9 × 35.5 cm) frame

Your print will come mounted and in a protective sleeve, carefully packaged to ensure safe arrival to its new home.

Option for custom framing – just ask! Example frame in last pic.

All pieces are one-of-a-kind. Botanical monoprinting uses real plants to create unique prints. Each piece reflects natural variation in both the plant and the printing process.

Mounted and ready to be framed, these works are intended to be placed where the beauty of Australian native plants can be appreciated and celebrated.