GUARDIAN LION
“GUARDIAN LION” is a print depiction of the male guardian lion (also known as a “foo dog”), made in honor of my grandfather’s passing. The design features a fierce, yet charming guardian lion — known to symbolize protection and strength. This handmade print combines several techniques and is an homage to traditional Asian art styles.
order comes with 8.5”x11” print on handmade lokta paper, each print is titled and signed in pencil at the bottom
20 hours carved out of a rubber block — handmade made with ♥ in NYC
“GUARDIAN LION” is a print depiction of the male guardian lion (also known as a “foo dog”), made in honor of my grandfather’s passing. The design features a fierce, yet charming guardian lion — known to symbolize protection and strength. This handmade print combines several techniques and is an homage to traditional Asian art styles.
order comes with 8.5”x11” print on handmade lokta paper, each print is titled and signed in pencil at the bottom
20 hours carved out of a rubber block — handmade made with ♥ in NYC
“GUARDIAN LION” is a print depiction of the male guardian lion (also known as a “foo dog”), made in honor of my grandfather’s passing. The design features a fierce, yet charming guardian lion — known to symbolize protection and strength. This handmade print combines several techniques and is an homage to traditional Asian art styles.
order comes with 8.5”x11” print on handmade lokta paper, each print is titled and signed in pencil at the bottom
20 hours carved out of a rubber block — handmade made with ♥ in NYC
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Each block print design is hand-carved out of a rubber or linoleum block, and hand-pressed on eco-friendly paper. The paper is either recycled (from egg cartons, takeaway bags, newspapers, cotton) or natural lokta paper.
The result is a charming, handmade unique piece of art to give as a gift or use as decor!
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kintsugi print studio was born out of a love for art, sustainability, and the philosophy of kintsugi — to embrace beauty in the imperfect.
kintsugi print studio is based in NYC, with all original art made by Helen Zhang.
