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RISO Print

Roses (Bookmark)

Roses (Bookmark)

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Looking for a nice touch for a special present? This bookmark might be what you’re looking for! Part of a series of poems, each of them comes with a different illustration and is printed in different colors in Riso and, therefore, is a unique art piece.

For every bookmark, there's a postcard, which you can order separately here.

The beautiful Riso colors are quite hard to capture in pictures but they are stunning 🤩 

Dimensions

7 x 15cm

Riso Print

Riso print is a vibrant, eco-friendly printing technique using soy inks and spot colors to create unique, textured artworks with a distinctive, imperfect charm.

Each print is unique!

Edition

Unlimited edition: print is not numbered and exists in more editions.

Materials

Metapaper Extrarough Recycling White 300g

Care Instructions

Keep in mind that risograph ink doesn't dry completely, so handle it with love and care.

Avoid touching the printed area and protect your print from direct sunlight to prevent fading of the image. Ideally, frame artworks with UV protective glass or plexi.

Info

Product images are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the actual product. Due to differences in monitors, colours of products may also appear different to those shown on the site.

Availability

This product is usually in stock, but since I run a small business, there might be times when it’s not available right away.

If I need a little extra time (up to a week) to get your order to you, I’ll let you know in advance. Thanks so much for your patience and understanding!

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Fall in love with Riso!

A vibrant, eco-friendly printing technique using soy inks and spot colors

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What is Riso?

Riso print is a lot like screen printing but with the help of a copy machine that uses rich spot colors and soy inks.

The result brings vibrant colors, unique textures, and prints that are affordable and eco-friendly.

Although it is a digital technique, small imperfections are part of riso printing, which makes each piece unique.