Hugin And Munin Norse Raven Screen Print A4
by Deborah Champion£35
A hand printed rendition of Odin's ravens with a luxury touch of gilding
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Product description
A hand printed rendition of Odin's ravens with a luxury touch of gilding
Ravens and crows are mythical messengers, bringing news from all four corners of the globe on thier inky blue black wings. Odin called his Huginn and Muninn, perhaps this is just such a pair. These ones have a gold orb, and a silver orb, and it is up to you to decide what the message means- perhaps a good luck charm for someone starting an adventure, or a message of good will; perhaps just a shiny trinket for a friend who likes crows.
This hand pulled screenprint makes a lovely gift for anyone who loves crows, ravens, Norse mythology or Edgar Allan Poe.
Variations
choose between framed and unframed
Overview
Made in Britain
Dimensions
A4 is 21cm x29.7cm (8.3x11.7 inches)
The frames if you choose one are a 302 x 382mm, made with a with 2cm x 2cm white subtle wood textured moulding made by framishly in the U.K. There is a white mount with an A4 opening. The frames are fronted with clear styrene, and have an MDF back board kept in with flexipins. They each come ready to hang.
Made from
I use water based eco friendly acrylic inks in black and blue with gold and silver coloured leaf embellishments for a dramatic artprint. All materials are archival to last as an heirloom into the future.
My screenprints are hand printed and hand registered by eye and unlike computer generated images are subject to slight variations that make each a unique piece of art.
Product code
918874
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