Copiapoa cinerea stan Part of Maggie Chiang's endangered

Part of Maggie Chiang's endangered animals series raising funds to help protect some of the world's rarest animals

Archival pigment gicléePrinted on 10” x 10” on 290gsm Hahnemühle Bamboo paperGallery stamp in the reverseLimited edition of 200

100% organic ringspun combed cotton (very soft)

white border)300gsm Moab Entrada paperHand-numbered in Roman numerals and signed by the artistIncludes Certificate of AuthenticityGallery stamp on the reverseLimited edition of 12

‘A Gathering at the Gates’ by Kilian Eng24" x 18" giclée print (including white border)310 gsm Hahnemühle German Etching paperHand numbered

Copiapoa cinerea stan Part of Maggie Chiang's endangeredPart of the Home Botanicals print series. OFFER: order 4 or more for 10% off your order. Fine art Gicle with screenprinted embellishments on Cotton Paper Print size: 10" x 10"Hand numberedLimited edition of 60Printed by White Duck Editions Copiapoa cinerea is a cactus native to Northern Chile. The epithet cinerea comes from the Latin word for ash, by reference to the color of the epidermis.