Item No.
100198271
Block Shop Prints - Reverse Serpentine
C$ 430.00
Item No.
100198271
Block Shop Prints - Reverse Serpentine
C$ 430.00
- Sophisticated woodblock print.
- Printed on recycled paper produced from cotton waste scraps.
- 21" H 17.25" W 1" D
Shipping Options
- Ships via FedEx
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Block Shop Prints - Reverse Serpentine
Block Shop Prints - Reverse Serpentine
C$ 430.00
A natural touch —
Reverse Serpentine’s precise lines provide sleek contrast to the natural edge of the recycled paper – a balance that reinforces the print’s artisanal quality.
Details
Los Angeles-based design studio Block Shop is named for its handmade woodblock paper and textile prints. Partnering with family-owned manufacturers across the globe, the sister-run creative enterprise ethically produces small-batch designs with a high social impact. Reverse Serpentine is handcrafted in Jaipur by skilled artisans who employ centuries-old block printing techniques. It comes in a maple shadow box frame. Made in India.
- Sophisticated woodblock print.
- Printed on recycled paper produced from cotton waste scraps.
- Brand
- Block Shop
- General Dimensions
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- 21" H 17.25" W 1" D
- Product Weight
- 4.4 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
35"x26"
- Height (in): 40.25
- Width (in): 32
- Depth (in): 1
- Weight (lbs): 12
14"x18"
- Height (in): 21
- Width (in): 17.25
- Depth (in): 1
- Weight (lbs): 4.4
- Recycled paper
- Maple frame
Block Shop
Sisters Hopie and Lily Stockman started their textile studio in Jaipur as a way of celebrating the rich history, specialized artforms, and natural materials involved in handmade production. Now based in Los Angeles, Block Shop continues to work with a team of multi-generational artists and craftspeople, and donates 5% of their profits to community initiatives in India and LA.
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