You said you weren't buying more art. And yet here you are.

Golden Bloom didn't ask for your attention. It just took it. Warm amber, soft ochre, layers of gold that somehow look like a feeling you forgot you had.

Funny story — the artist was known to have a passionate hate for the colors yellow and orange. The kind of hate usually reserved for  Cybertrucks. But she challenged herself to use them anyway. The result: Golden Bloom. She's now at a mild dislike. Progress.

Archival giclée inks on textured 175gsm fine art paper, framed by a natural-white passepartout. Hang it, lean it, or finally use that impulse-buy frame collecting dust in your closet.

— 175gsm fine art paper — textured, tactile, suspiciously good

— Archival giclée printing — colors that outlast your phases

— 2mm natural-white window-cut mountboard

— Available in 11"×14" and 16"×20"

— Ships unframed — some assembly required (you've got this)

— No hanging supplies included — sticky strips do the job

Care: soft dry cloth. It's art, not a dish.

📐 Size Note: Product images are for visual reference only and are not representative of actual print dimensions. Prints are available in two versatile orientations: 11×14" / 14×11" and 16×20" / 20×16" — designed to work beautifully both vertically and horizontally.