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The Cloud - Linocut Print

The Cloud - Linocut Print

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The Origin: Finding Clarity in the Fog "Khói" (The Cloud) was born not from a moment of joy, but from a moment of silence. It started when our artist, Nhichancanh, hit a heavy creative block. Deadlines were looming, the mind was blank, and the pressure was suffocating.

Seeking an escape, the artist stepped out into the early morning of Hanoi. Down at a small sidewalk tea stall, inspiration finally struck. It wasn't in the sky, but in the hands of the elders. A bamboo cylinder. A deep breath. And a cloud of white fog drifting into the chaotic street. That moment of stillness became "Khói".

The Fusion: Royal Dragon x Street Culture What if the majestic Ly Dynasty Dragon - a symbol of royalty and power – came down to the streets? In this artwork, the Dragon isn't flying in the heavens. He is sitting on a plastic stool (metaphorically), holding the "Bamboo Legend" of Vietnam, and creating his own clouds.

  • The Motifs: Every scale and cloud swirl is meticulously researched from authentic Ly Dynasty patterns.

  • The Message: It is a blend of the sacred and the simple. It brings the Dragon closer to human life familiar, street wise, and deeply Vietnamese.

Furthermore, all 9 new artworks were carved on A3-sized rubber blocks ("9 Spur", "Spicy", "Condensed Milk", "Longevity", "Rubbing Rich", "Rich", "Cloud", "Nghê hehe", "Oh wow Non La"), but this particular work took the longest to carve-longer even than the A0-sized "Her" and "Rubbing Rich"-because of the extremely tiny, intricate details and winding lines. At the time of carving, this was the only artwork that did not feel relaxing at all, and it took nearly 50 hours just for the carving process.

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Full bleed, matches paper size 30,8 x 40 (± 5-6 mm, Dó handmade paper) 4 Layer Dó Paper Water-based printing ink 50 hand pulled prints


🤫 THE SECRET GAME: We cannot name the object the Dragon is holding (it’s a bit of a "sensitive" legend!). Can you guess what it is? (Hint: It is the loud, bamboo soul of every Hanoi tea shop).

👉 Click the CHAT button (bottom right) or head to our Instagram @leapandlinger and tell us your guess! 🎁 Correct (or creative) answers will receive a secret gift!

PRODUCT INFORMATION

  • Exclusive Artwork: This copyrighted piece belongs to the artist and is exclusively distributed by Leap And Linger. Please refrain from reproducing it in any form.
  • Artisanal Process: The original design is carefully conceptualized, then hand-sketched onto a linoleum block. Each piece is 100% hand-carved and manually printed. Due to nuances such as humidity, ink application, and pressing technique, every print possesses unique characteristics. This individuality is the true hallmark of linocut art, guaranteeing the handcrafted nature of the product—no two prints are ever exactly alike.
  • Premium Material: Printed on traditional Vietnamese Dó paper, a material that not only embodies the soulful spirit of the artwork but also highlights its delicate, organic texture.
  • Limited Edition: We offer a strictly limited run of hand-printed copies. Each print is individually numbered, titled, and signed by the artist.
  • Versatile Decor: Designed with standard dimensions, this print makes it easy to find a suitable frame at any local store. It serves as an exquisite addition to your living or working space, or as a thoughtful gift for housewarmings, birthdays, and special occasions.
  • Origin: Vietnam.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

  • Material: Traditional Vietnamese Dó paper.
  • Inclusions: Art print only (frame and mounting are not included).
  • Authentication: Numbered, titled, and signed by the artist.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

  • To preserve the longevity of your artwork, please keep it away from direct contact with water, open flames, and areas of high humidity.
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