Flying Blue
This is an archival ink print of an original mixed media collage by Dharsi de Silva. It is a limited edition print of twenty. Once this print edition is sold out, it will never be reprinted again.
Inspired by Ghibli Studio animations, Dharshi decided to create 'The Kids Collection' for children and for the child at heart! These colourful and joyful images are at an affordable pricepoint and will work in any style of home, in a gallery style format or on its own. This range of art will be loved by young children and teenagers, especially children who are imaginative, love to read fantasy, manga or fairytales. Dharshi makes each image with consideration and passion; her art always carries a deeper meaning or narrative. You may like to subscribe to our blog and follow us on Intagram or Facebook to learn more about the meaning behind these paintings here.
Return Policy
If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase of a Haus of Orbs archival ink print, you may return it within thirty days of receipt and receive a free replacement or a full refund of the price of the product.
Please note: shipping charges will not be refunded and return shipment costs are the responsibility of the customer.
If the product is damaged in the process of delivery, please ensure that you contact me immediately with a digital photograph of the print and a photograph of the package & details to dharshi@hausoforbs.com.au and I will take the necessary actions to get it replaced for you asap.
Shipping
If you would like to have your product shipped, please contact us to obtain a shipping quote. Please note that products with frames or originals may incur additional costs for insurance and postage.
How to care for your Art work
An eco-print painting does not fade as long as you treat it like a watercolour painting. It is essential to keep it away from direct sunlight and maintain low humidity in the room. Using an LED spotlight to illuminate the canvas is best, as extended exposure to fluorescent lighting can fade the colours. Additionally, the paintings are treated with several layers of art-grade matte fixative, which helps protect them. However, like with any fine art, it is advisable not to touch the canvas unless absolutely necessary.