Apapachame Poem Linocut Mixed Media Print
$12.00
Print featuring reproduction of an original linocut and watercolor depicting a hand holding sacred corn with an original poem by Aleyda Marisol Cervantes Gutiérrez . This print depicts her beautiful poem:
"Apapachame
asi como la lluvia
apapacha la tierra y
de ahí
brota la vida"
Aleyda writes this about her poem:
"apapachar comes from a indigenous nahúatl word meaning “acariciar con el alma” (to cuddle or touch with the soul). I actually learned what it meant very recently because my entire life every time I was sad I would come home and my abuelita would say “ven deja te apapacho” and there are feelings that have no translation."
the image of the hand and the corn were created with a hand-carved linocut block, filled with watercolors and finished digitally.
- 8.5" x 11"
- Printed on 12pt Glossy
- Glossy on portrait side
- Matte on back
Ships in sturdy mailer packaging to ensure safe arrival.
Picture depicts watermark logo that is not present in the print you will receive.
"Apapachame
asi como la lluvia
apapacha la tierra y
de ahí
brota la vida"
Aleyda writes this about her poem:
"apapachar comes from a indigenous nahúatl word meaning “acariciar con el alma” (to cuddle or touch with the soul). I actually learned what it meant very recently because my entire life every time I was sad I would come home and my abuelita would say “ven deja te apapacho” and there are feelings that have no translation."
the image of the hand and the corn were created with a hand-carved linocut block, filled with watercolors and finished digitally.
- 8.5" x 11"
- Printed on 12pt Glossy
- Glossy on portrait side
- Matte on back
Ships in sturdy mailer packaging to ensure safe arrival.
Picture depicts watermark logo that is not present in the print you will receive.
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Print featuring reproduction of an original linocut and watercolor depicting a hand holding sacred corn with an original poem by Aleyda Marisol Cervantes Gutiérrez . This print depicts her beautiful poem:
"Apapachame
asi como la lluvia
apapacha la tierra y
de ahí
brota la vida"
Aleyda writes this about her poem:
"apapachar comes from a indigenous nahúatl word meaning “acariciar con el alma” (to cuddle or touch with the soul). I actually learned what it meant very recently because my entire life every time I was sad I would come home and my abuelita would say “ven deja te apapacho” and there are feelings that have no translation."
the image of the hand and the corn were created with a hand-carved linocut block, filled with watercolors and finished digitally.
- 8.5" x 11"
- Printed on 12pt Glossy
- Glossy on portrait side
- Matte on back
Ships in sturdy mailer packaging to ensure safe arrival.
Picture depicts watermark logo that is not present in the print you will receive.
"Apapachame
asi como la lluvia
apapacha la tierra y
de ahí
brota la vida"
Aleyda writes this about her poem:
"apapachar comes from a indigenous nahúatl word meaning “acariciar con el alma” (to cuddle or touch with the soul). I actually learned what it meant very recently because my entire life every time I was sad I would come home and my abuelita would say “ven deja te apapacho” and there are feelings that have no translation."
the image of the hand and the corn were created with a hand-carved linocut block, filled with watercolors and finished digitally.
- 8.5" x 11"
- Printed on 12pt Glossy
- Glossy on portrait side
- Matte on back
Ships in sturdy mailer packaging to ensure safe arrival.
Picture depicts watermark logo that is not present in the print you will receive.
Print featuring reproduction of an original linocut and watercolor depicting a hand holding sacred corn with an original poem by Aleyda Marisol Cervantes Gutiérrez . This print depicts her beautiful poem:
"Apapachame
asi como la lluvia
apapacha la tierra y
de ahí
brota la vida"
Aleyda writes this about her poem:
"apapachar comes from a indigenous nahúatl word meaning “acariciar con el alma” (to cuddle or touch with the soul). I actually learned what it meant very recently because my entire life every time I was sad I would come home and my abuelita would say “ven deja te apapacho” and there are feelings that have no translation."
the image of the hand and the corn were created with a hand-carved linocut block, filled with watercolors and finished digitally.
- 8.5" x 11"
- Printed on 12pt Glossy
- Glossy on portrait side
- Matte on back
Ships in sturdy mailer packaging to ensure safe arrival.
Picture depicts watermark logo that is not present in the print you will receive.
"Apapachame
asi como la lluvia
apapacha la tierra y
de ahí
brota la vida"
Aleyda writes this about her poem:
"apapachar comes from a indigenous nahúatl word meaning “acariciar con el alma” (to cuddle or touch with the soul). I actually learned what it meant very recently because my entire life every time I was sad I would come home and my abuelita would say “ven deja te apapacho” and there are feelings that have no translation."
the image of the hand and the corn were created with a hand-carved linocut block, filled with watercolors and finished digitally.
- 8.5" x 11"
- Printed on 12pt Glossy
- Glossy on portrait side
- Matte on back
Ships in sturdy mailer packaging to ensure safe arrival.
Picture depicts watermark logo that is not present in the print you will receive.