Gu Water Tiger Print

$36.00

Gu’s 2022 Water Tiger Print is a limited edition of hand dyed and screen printed artwork on 100% cotton, made in collaboration with Berbo Studio.

Each dye pattern is unique and features a marvelous hand drawn illustration by LA artist Lauren Navarrete x Gu’s very own Aunty Jess! Frame your tiger, or use it for carrying items in the inspiring Japanese tradition of furoshiki.

If you would like to have a print shipped to you we are offering shipping for this item. Allow for 2-3 days processing time before shipment goes out. Thanks dears!

Color:

Gu’s 2022 Water Tiger Print is a limited edition of hand dyed and screen printed artwork on 100% cotton, made in collaboration with Berbo Studio.

Each dye pattern is unique and features a marvelous hand drawn illustration by LA artist Lauren Navarrete x Gu’s very own Aunty Jess! Frame your tiger, or use it for carrying items in the inspiring Japanese tradition of furoshiki.

If you would like to have a print shipped to you we are offering shipping for this item. Allow for 2-3 days processing time before shipment goes out. Thanks dears!

Painted Black Wood Hanging Frame (Magnetic)
$30.00

Choice of two color ways inspired by glamourous mushrooms: 

Cordyceps Orange and Oyster Spore Lavender.

Plant dyes used:

Cordyceps Orange - pomegranate rind, madder root, and acacia bark

Oyster Spore Lavender - quebracho rojo, iron mineral

General care instructions:

Hand wash with mild detergent in cold water (or on delicate cycle with like colors)

Do not dry clean

Air dry in the shade or tumble dry low

Limit exposure to direct sunlight for longest color life

Detailed care instructions will be emailed to you upon purchase.

2022 Water Tiger Print in Oyster Spore Lavender / Cordyceps Orange

More about Berbo Studio: Berbo Studio is a line of plant-dyed accessories, clothing, and home goods, made in Altadena, CA by artist Erin Berkowitz. Using intentionally sourced plant dyes and minerals, each piece is made by hand and intended to remind the wearer of our interconnectedness with plants and the natural world.

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