Print on wood with Cyanotype - young fern

A cyanotype print on wood. Muted blue, gray, and beige tones. From a cyanotype original.

Cyanotype is the oldest copying technique, which began to be used in the mid-19th century with watercolor paper, iron salts, plants, or other objects and the sun. When the paper is exposed to the sun, the blue tones are formed - which is why cyanotype is called a sun print.

It is a completely analog process, and every image becomes unique. This is a reproduction of an original that is printed on

Our fantastic wood prints are the perfect way to combine natural texture and sustainable materials with all types of artwork! Strong, sturdy, and incredibly lightweight, wood prints are incredibly versatile and easy to mount.

Why settle for ordinary wall art when you can choose our wood prints and enjoy the natural and rustic beauty of wood indoors?

Features:

• Material: High-quality FSC-certified birch wood, which highlights the natural grain and texture for a rustic, natural feel.
• Finish: Clean edges with print extending to the edge for an elegant, seamless look.
• Thickness options: Thin (10mm / 0.4") and thick (20mm / 0.79") options to suit your needs.
• Print details: White areas remain unprinted to allow the natural wood grain to enhance the image.