Part of a series of prints Inspired by old English, Saxon and Celtic names for the full moons, this Hare Moon print brings a little Spring magic to your walls.  The Hare Moon occurs in March, when the wild garlic, wood anemones and bluebells start to appear.

Giclee is a type of high-quality digital printing process which enables very detailed work to be re-produced accurately.  It uses archive quality inks and papers meaning the prints are very long-lasting and can be used for exhibit in galleries (and home galleries!). 

A4 (210 x 297mm) unframed print. 

This print comes in a biodegradable and compostable film sleeve, made from starch which breaks down to CO2 and water which can be reused in the eco-system.  This can happen in commercial, home composting or landfill, but is quickest in commercial composting.

Prints are backed with recycled grey board for protection, and packaged for shipping between cardboard.