Paper cutting, Limited edition of 20.
Crafted on gilded metal leaf paper with a black backing.
Artwork Size: 13.5 × 13.5 × 0.1 cm
Made to Order
This piece is part of my unique collection of paper-cutting art, created using exquisite gilded metal leaf paper meticulously hand-pressed by skilled artisans in Hiroshima, Japan. Their craftsmanship imbues the paper with a one-of-a-kind texture and timeless quality that enhances the artwork. Inspired by my enduring fascination with the shapes and shadows of nature, each piece reflects a harmonious blend of artistry and tradition.
This paper-cutting artwork was created for the 2022 Summer Art Exhibition at the Gallery in London. The design features a camellia (also called ‘Tsubaki’ in Japanese), a flower cherished symbol of love and admiration in Japanese culture.
Each time you gaze at it, it evokes a sense of tranquillity, much like a cheerful collection of flowers.
Purchase Options:
Simple Black Frame: Approx. 23 × 23 x 1.5 cm; lightweight and suitable for wall hanging and free standing.
Unframed: Artwork only (paper-cutting + black backing paper)
Each artwork is made-to-order, signed, numbered, and titled by the artist.
A unique fact about gilded metal leaf hand-pressed paper:
This artwork utilises metal foil (gold brass leaf), which may discolour or corrode over time due to factors such as moisture, perspiration, ultraviolet rays, and environmental substances. The unique patina that develops with the passage of time is a characteristic feature of metals, and I hope you will appreciate its evolving beauty.
Shipping Information
It will be dispatched within 3-5 working days from the UK, securely packaged to ensure its safety and shipped via a trusted UK domestic or international courier service. A tracking number will be provided for your convenience.
Feel free to contact me with any enquiries.
Copyright and Licensing
All copyrights for the artwork belong to Yoshie Allan. If you wish to use the work for commercial purposes, such as in products or advertising, a licensing agreement is required. I’m happy to discuss details - please feel free to get in touch.
Paper cutting, Limited edition of 20.
Crafted on gilded metal leaf paper with a black backing.
Artwork Size: 13.5 × 13.5 × 0.1 cm
Made to Order
This piece is part of my unique collection of paper-cutting art, created using exquisite gilded metal leaf paper meticulously hand-pressed by skilled artisans in Hiroshima, Japan. Their craftsmanship imbues the paper with a one-of-a-kind texture and timeless quality that enhances the artwork. Inspired by my enduring fascination with the shapes and shadows of nature, each piece reflects a harmonious blend of artistry and tradition.
This paper-cutting artwork was created for the 2022 Summer Art Exhibition at the Gallery in London. The design features a camellia (also called ‘Tsubaki’ in Japanese), a flower cherished symbol of love and admiration in Japanese culture.
Each time you gaze at it, it evokes a sense of tranquillity, much like a cheerful collection of flowers.
Purchase Options:
Simple Black Frame: Approx. 23 × 23 x 1.5 cm; lightweight and suitable for wall hanging and free standing.
Unframed: Artwork only (paper-cutting + black backing paper)
Each artwork is made-to-order, signed, numbered, and titled by the artist.
A unique fact about gilded metal leaf hand-pressed paper:
This artwork utilises metal foil (gold brass leaf), which may discolour or corrode over time due to factors such as moisture, perspiration, ultraviolet rays, and environmental substances. The unique patina that develops with the passage of time is a characteristic feature of metals, and I hope you will appreciate its evolving beauty.
Shipping Information
It will be dispatched within 3-5 working days from the UK, securely packaged to ensure its safety and shipped via a trusted UK domestic or international courier service. A tracking number will be provided for your convenience.
Feel free to contact me with any enquiries.
Copyright and Licensing
All copyrights for the artwork belong to Yoshie Allan. If you wish to use the work for commercial purposes, such as in products or advertising, a licensing agreement is required. I’m happy to discuss details - please feel free to get in touch.
