Jacqueline Colley Illustration

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Category: Silk screen print

Inspired by a trip to Mexico and my love of their culture which celebrates and preserves hand made traditions. Whilst there we visited a family of artisan ceramicists, a town of weavers and the incredible Folk art museum of Mexico City which houses only Mexican made objects and the most stunning collection I’ve ever seen! The pot is imagined and contains elements of antique shops, nature’s cycles and local flora. The final piece in my triptych a ‘Love Letter to Mexico’

Hand drawn and printed by Jacqueline in East London the print is made using 4 inks: Banana yellow, Mint, Neon Pink and Petrol Blue.

Print measures: 42cm W x 59.4cm H - A2

Due to the nature of silk screen printing each print is uniquely different and beautiful. Colours may appear differently in person to on screen though I do my best to capture them correctly!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

The weave on this print has such a rich, tactile quality that it feels almost like real fabric. It’s become a quiet conversation starter in my living room, and the earthy colors really capture that artisan vibe from Mexico.

Sophia ★★★★★

I hung this beside my desk and the hand-drawn details in the ceramic patterns catch my eye every time I look up. The paper has a nice texture, not too glossy, which makes the screen print feel more like an original.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The colors in this print are so vibrant, it instantly brings back memories of wandering through artisan markets in Mexico. I love the visible brushstrokes and texture that make it feel like a genuine handmade piece rather than a mass-produced poster.

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