'Honouring Fragments' is a handprinted collagraph piece created with beautiful  textures and sustainable inks. The colours represent the origins of the raku fired clay, from which the bowl has been raised, as well as the glazes chosen by the potter.
 
Inspired by Kintsugi, the Japanese tradition of mending broken pottery, this artwork embraces imperfection and features botanical elements - ferns and wild grasses grown in my own paddock. Each line and texture tells a story of resilience, turning fractures into a beautiful narrative of renewal.
 
The print
 
The gold is hand applied in 24ct gold leaf, hand applied
 
Size- Approximately A3, mounted and unframed and sent in compostable packaging.
 
300 gsm mould-made paper consisting of 100% cotton, produced to high archival standards. The surface has a gentle texture, soft feel.
 
Mounted and signed and embossed with my logo.
 
A unique artwork.  It is an original, a monoprint.
 
To find out more about printmaking terms.
 
Look at my blog, on Printmaking FAQ s. here