Frequently Asked Questions
What are Sustainable Eco-Friendly Cotton & Hemp Prints?
Award Winning Eco-Friendly Fine-Art Prints uses one of the oldest and most diverse natural fibers in the world and is made of 60% hemp and 40% cotton. Recipient of the TIPA World Award 2020 - Best Inkjet Photo Paper.
Impressive bright natural white tones thanks to the brightness of the hemp fibers. Lightly textured, matte surface with very slight gloss resulting in rich, dynamic, lively colors and contrasts. Depths of dark tones stand out with great effect and details are brilliantly reproduced. Eco-friendly production from sustainable resources, acid- and lignin-free meeting the highest possible requirements for age resistance.
Hemp has a multitude of environmental and efficiency benefits compared to paper sourced from wood. Hemp was an essential part of paper production for centuries due to its extremely robust fibers. It has been used for long-lasting historical documents, such as the U.S. Constitution and the U.S. Declaration of Independence.
How do I handle and frame prints?
When handling and framing prints use the provided cotton gloves. Hold, grab corners of the prints to prevent marks and smudges. Use acid-free materials when framing the prints.
When removing prints from the shipment tube carefully do so wearing the cotton gloves. Have the frame you're using ready on a table or surface and place the print directly on to the frame.
Award Winning Eco-Friendly Fine-Art Prints uses one of the oldest and most diverse natural fibers in the world and is made of 60% hemp and 40% cotton. Recipient of the TIPA World Award 2020 - Best Inkjet Photo Paper.
Impressive bright natural white tones thanks to the brightness of the hemp fibers. Lightly textured, matte surface with very slight gloss resulting in rich, dynamic, lively colors and contrasts. Depths of dark tones stand out with great effect and details are brilliantly reproduced. Eco-friendly production from sustainable resources, acid- and lignin-free meeting the highest possible requirements for age resistance.
Hemp has a multitude of environmental and efficiency benefits compared to paper sourced from wood. Hemp was an essential part of paper production for centuries due to its extremely robust fibers. It has been used for long-lasting historical documents, such as the U.S. Constitution and the U.S. Declaration of Independence.
How do I handle and frame prints?
When handling and framing prints use the provided cotton gloves. Hold, grab corners of the prints to prevent marks and smudges. Use acid-free materials when framing the prints.
When removing prints from the shipment tube carefully do so wearing the cotton gloves. Have the frame you're using ready on a table or surface and place the print directly on to the frame.