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Carefully packaged and dispatched within 1–2 working days
Changed your mind? Returns are welcomed within 14 days

Holly Linocut Print
Product description
Holly is synonymous with Christmas and this design was originally created for seasonal greeting cards, but after some requests to make a print that could be displayed all year round, I created this little batch.
These have been printed onto beautiful Japanese handmade paper which has a softly textured surface, natural fibres you can see, and lightly deckled edges that give every print a gentle, organic look.
Printed in archival quality ink, these little botanicals bring a touch of winter greenery to any space. They make thoughtful gifts for anyone who enjoys nature-inspired art, traditional printmaking, or seasonal decorations with a handmade feel.
The prints measures approximately 14cm to 15cm square, due to the character of the handmade paper and torn edges.
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Returns
If you’re not completely happy with your purchase, you can return your order within 14 days of receiving it.
Items must be unused and returned in their original condition. Return postage is the responsibility of the customer.
If your item arrives damaged or faulty, please get in touch and I’ll be happy to help.
You can find my full returns policy here
Shipping
I currently ship within the UK only.
Orders are carefully packaged and usually dispatched within 1–2 working days.
Delivery costs are calculated at checkout. Free UK delivery is available on orders over £40.
You can find my full shipping policy here
Packaging
Prints are unframed and will arrive in a compostable cello sleeve with a grey board backing to keep it safe and beautifully presented.
My products are posted in a sturdy board-backed envelope, and all packaging is fully recyclable, so kind to your artwork and the environment.
How to care for your print
To keep your linocut print looking its best, store or display it away from direct sunlight, moisture and extreme temperatures, as these can cause fading or warping over time.
If you're not framing it right away, keep it flat in its protective sleeve or between clean sheets of acid-free paper.
When framing, use a mount or mat to prevent the print from touching the glass. Paper with deckled edges looks particularly impressive when float mounted (a picture-framing technique where artwork is mounted on top of a backing board rather than hidden behind a traditional mount or mat).
With just a little care, your handmade print will stay beautiful for many years to come.





