Uncoiling – Hand-Pulled Block Print | Limited Edition
$160
Limited Edition of 11 | Only 10 remaining
Limited Edition of 7 VE | All 7 available
Limited Edition 1/1 AP | 1 available
Uncoiling is the companion piece to Grounding, created to honor the deeply personal and courageous work of healing from Complex PTSD. In this block print, I explore the somatic technique of “uncoiling,” a practice that gently helps the nervous system return to a state of safety after being triggered.
As with Grounding, I carved two blocks—one for the figure of the woman, and another for the spiral coil placed intentionally in the belly area, where trauma often lives. The print is pulled in burnt umber ink on handmade paper and finished with hand-applied gold glitter to highlight the uncoiling spiral.
This piece honors not only the survivors of CPTSD, but also the therapists, social workers, and practitioners who walk alongside them in the dark, helping to bring the body back to peace.
Uncoiling – Hand-Pulled Block Print | Limited Edition
$160
Limited Edition of 11 | Only 10 remaining
Limited Edition of 7 VE | All 7 available
Limited Edition 1/1 AP | 1 available
Uncoiling is the companion piece to Grounding, created to honor the deeply personal and courageous work of healing from Complex PTSD. In this block print, I explore the somatic technique of “uncoiling,” a practice that gently helps the nervous system return to a state of safety after being triggered.
As with Grounding, I carved two blocks—one for the figure of the woman, and another for the spiral coil placed intentionally in the belly area, where trauma often lives. The print is pulled in burnt umber ink on handmade paper and finished with hand-applied gold glitter to highlight the uncoiling spiral.
This piece honors not only the survivors of CPTSD, but also the therapists, social workers, and practitioners who walk alongside them in the dark, helping to bring the body back to peace.
Each piece is individually hand-printed and hand-embellished with gold glitter, which means no two prints are exactly alike. Subtle variations in ink texture, paper tone, and glitter application are part of the handmade process and add to the uniqueness of each edition.
