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Claire Serene Block-Printed Picture Frame - 5 × 7 in. Photo

Claire Serene Block-Printed Picture Frame - 5 × 7 in. Photo

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Claire Serene Block-Printed Picture Frame - 5 × 7 in. Photo

Regular price $41.48
Regular price $41.48 Sale price $68.00
SAVE 39% Sold out

A small Claire Serene floral repeat surrounds the photograph in this fabric-inspired picture frame. Recycled cotton paper is hand block-printed and wrapped over the frame’s core, giving the border a softly patterned surface. The frame holds a five-by-seven-inch image and can stand on a tabletop or hang on a wall.

“I would use a simple photograph with this repeated floral border, allowing the picture and the pattern to have their own clear roles.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

  • Material: Hand block-printed recycled cotton paper wrap over a sturdy core.
  • Dimensions: Photo opening: 5 × 7 in. Overall frame: 8 × 10 in.
  • Included: One picture frame with an easel back and wall hooks; artwork and photographs are not included.
  • Design & Use: Suitable for tabletop or wall display.
  • Origin: Hand block-printed and wrapped in India.

Care & Ownership

Dust the paper-covered frame with a clean, soft, dry cloth or brush. Keep the printed paper dry and avoid household sprays, abrasive cleaners and rubbing the surface. Clean the clear front with a soft cloth, applying any moisture to the cloth rather than the frame and keeping it away from the paper edges. Display away from prolonged direct sunlight and damp conditions. Support the frame when opening the back to change the picture.

Maker / Heritage

Ceae Shop began with designer Chelsea English’s return to painting and launched its first collection in the summer of 2024. A Fabric Styling graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology, English brought years of apparel and home product-development work, including visits to factories and fabric mills, to her own patterns. Designed in Savannah, the collection carries those drawings across different surfaces, from printed cloth to hand block-printed cotton-paper frames. The pattern is the connection; the material and method are chosen for each object.

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