- Material Wood
- Use Indoor
- Style Minimalist
- Care Wipe clean
Made by pressing ink directly onto paper from the raw cross-section of a fallen knotted pine, this print captures what no photograph quite can — the tactile record of a tree's life. Growth rings radiate outward from a tight, darkened center, interrupted by the characteristic resin pockets and knot formations of mountain pine. The result is a monochromatic field of marks that reads as both geological document and graphic composition, at home on a gallery wall or leaned quietly against a shelf.
Because each print is pulled by hand from an actual wood surface, no two impressions are identical — ink weight, ring clarity, and edge character will vary naturally from piece to piece.
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The Story
Made by pressing ink directly onto paper from the raw cross-section of a fallen knotted pine, this print captures what no photograph quite can — the tactile record of a tree's life. Growth rings radiate outward from a tight, darkened center, interrupted by the characteristic resin pockets and knot formations of mountain pine. The result is a monochromatic field of marks that reads as both geological document and graphic composition, at home on a gallery wall or leaned quietly against a shelf.
Because each print is pulled by hand from an actual wood surface, no two impressions are identical — ink weight, ring clarity, and edge character will vary naturally from piece to piece.
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A tree's whole life, pressed onto paper
Each concentric ring is a year accounted for — drought, growth, a hard winter. Hung above a desk or tucked into a gallery wall, it holds more quiet complexity the longer you look.
