This exquisite print is one of six botanical patterns in the Collected Patterns Letterpress series.

Colonial Botanist, Walter Hill, imported many varieties of Tobacco, Sugar Cane and Tea to test in the Queensland soil and climate. Tobacco was included in this series to mark the importance of plants of economic value to the young Australian colony. The beautiful shapes of the leaves inspired a design almost tattoo-like in form.

Printed on beautiful handmade Magnani Incisioni 650/5 Smooth White 100% Cotton Rag Paper with rubber-based inks using an original Heidelberg Windmill Letterpress, this print is one of a very limited edition of 10 impressions and is highly collectible.

Each print is signed, numbered and titled on the front, wrapped in acid-free tissue and presented in a beautiful custom envelope, perfect for gifting. Also included, are details about the print, the series it’s part of and confirmation of the edition number purchased.

The frame pictured is not included, however, frames are widely available and inexpensive, like the beautiful selection at Country Road. The print fits a standard frame with an 8×10? window mount.

Ships worldwide in a flat, non-bendable envelope.

Dimensions Unframed: 300 x 260mm.