Details
Triquetra Sugar Maple (block print), 2019
Original: Ink on washi, 12x16"
Digital reproductions
Sugar maple (Acer saccharum) leaf with Triquetra knot.
The triple-knot is a common symbol in Celtic and Nordic/Viking art. It represents concepts associated with the number three: Triple Goddess, Three Fates, Holy Trinity, and many more. I used it to represent the three main Celtic Nations represented in Vermont: Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Sugar maple is, of course, the best source of sap for producing syrup. Abenaki people in Vermont have been making Maple Syrup for centuries. -RG
Printed and packaged in my studio in Bristol, Vermont. Ready to hang in your favorite pub, cabin or lodge.
The Frames:
- Beautiful, Made-in-USA (Ohio), real wood frames.
- Pre-installed sawtooth hanger.
- 3/4" wide, slim style compliments artwork nicely.
- Walnut finish shows off natural variations in wood grain.
- Shatter- and condensation-resistant styrene pane.
Clear as glass, half the weight for safe, efficient shipping. - Note: clean styrene pane with water only, do not use glass-cleaner or other solvents.
Framed Print Overall dimensions:
5x7: 6 1/4" w, 8 1/8" h, 3/4" d.
8x10: 9 1/8" w, 11 1/8" h, 3/4" d.
11x14: 12 1/8" w, 15 1/8" h, 3/4" d.
The Prints:
- Inkjet, water-resistant pigment inks.
- Premium Lustre finish, 10.4 mil photo paper.
- 💚 100% recycled content, acid-free backing board.
