Cocorrina

Rose in Graveyard - Large Brass Legacy

Rose in Graveyard - Large Brass Legacy - Main image
$354.38 $472.5 In stock

Category: Handmade Art

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Ships approximately 4 weeks after purchase.

The frame that will be picked in the end, is approximately close to the one in the mockup, a dark brown wood.

Each element is hand-cut, embossed, and assembled by Corina in her island studio, resting upon a bed of brown velvet and framed in a handcrafted wooden frame. A singular heirloom that honours the unseen, the liminal, and the eternal. Framed in Kefalonia in a handcrafted wooden frame, the piece captures the balance of shadow and light, earthly craft and celestial magic.

Each artwork is signed by Corina and comes with a certificate of authenticity, making it a one-of-a-kind heirloom that speaks to the soul, a timeless tribute to the enduring beauty of the full moon.


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Variations and Specifications


Size of the Artwork: Approx. A3 Size / 297 mm × 420 mm — 11.7 inches × 16.5 inches

You can chose the color of the Background Velvet from:

Black, Brown, Wine Red, Forest Green, and Light Blue


(if we don't receive an email with specific requirements, the artwork will be prepared as shown in the product picture) 



Handmade Wooden Frame, natural wood.

Options to choose for the frame: Gold and Natural Wood (Dark Brown)


Shipping Package: The Art Print is sent in a thick recycled paper.


Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

The four-week wait felt long, but opening the box made it worth it. The dark brown wood frame has this warm grain that sets off the hand-cut brass, and you can tell every piece was embossed by hand. It's hanging in my hallway now and I keep stopping to look at it.

Ryan B. ★★★★★

The embossed brass petals catch the light in a way photos just can't capture, and you can tell each piece was cut and shaped by hand. The dark brown wood frame fits the whole graveyard scene perfectly. Worth the wait.

Kevin ★★★★★

Four weeks felt like forever, but the dark brown wood frame was worth the wait. The hand-cut pieces fit together so precisely that you can barely tell where one element ends and another begins.