SNAKE | Limited edition hand-made silk printing - hand-painted illustrations, gold foil hot stamping and Spring Festival couplets

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0574/2847/5977/files/2025_redenvelope_banner07.jpg?v=1735643490 ** /pattern design/ ** The Tiger Head Orchid, outlined with hand-drawn lines, symbolizes nobility, elegance and perseverance, and its upright posture is entwined with the wisdom and dexterity of the Year of the Snake text as a blessing. The upward extension has the meaning of welcoming happiness. The golden sun is like the arrival of the new year's sunrise, and the sunset becomes the bright full moon, making the whole year full of hope and dawn. ** / Doufang Spring Festival Couplets /** Doufang Spring Festival Couplets are available in "gilding style" or "white ink style". They are original hand-painted designs in "gray tones | MONOCHROME". They are independently made and printed on pure hand-silk. The printing quantity is limited and will be sold in limited quantities during the period. The "hot stamping version" has circular gold foil embossing and uses paper imported from Japan. The paper is thicker and is red; the "white ink version" is printed with pure white lines, and the paper has a slight starry luster and is darker red. Content: 1 Spring Festival couplet Dimensions: 14.8 x 14.8cm Paper material: hot stamping type/210p Japanese art paper, white ink type/160p Silver dot paper Printing: hot stamping/white + gold foil hot stamping, white ink/white ** /Hand-printed/ ** – Using inks imported from Japan, one color and one version are independently printed, and the hand-brushed number is marked in pencil on the back. – You can feel the three-dimensional lines and texture of the ink on the printing surface, which is the most unique texture of silk screen printing. – The hot stamping area is embossed with gold foil. When turning, you can see the changes in the refraction of metal light and shadow. Since it is manual hot stamping, please bear with me that the distribution will be incomplete. – The ink force applied by hand printing will be slightly uneven, and it may cause misalignment or burrs, which is normal.