Wild Horse Mushroom

For the past few years I've been learning to identify some of the local edible mushrooms. This summer (2022) I learned to identify the agaricus family as a whole, and how to identify the edible ones. I found a scattering of horse and meadow mushrooms, and after sorting out the toxic yellow stainers, I drew them in my sketchbook, then cooked and enjoyed them. These are the most delicious I've had but unfortunately I haven't found an abundant picking ground yet.
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• Paper Size: 5x5 inches – an ideal size for easy framing at home.
• Handmade with Care: Each print is created using traditional linocut techniques, ensuring every detail is crisp and every layer of ink is applied with precision.
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About the Paper:
• Lokta Paper – Acid-free and eco-friendly, this handmade paper is crafted in Nepal from the Lokta bush, which regrows after harvesting. The paper is a soft, natural off-white color and provides a beautifully textured backdrop for the print.
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I recommend framing your print with a sheet of acid-free white paper behind it to enhance the appearance of the print. The transparency of the paper benefits from light filtering through, adding a dynamic quality to the artwork.

Each print is shipped with a sturdy backer and protective packaging to ensure it arrives safely.