Mokuhanga, Japanese Woodblock Print Edition of 4 Dimensions (WxH): 29 x 39cm
Jana Bareham is a printmaker working with mokuhanga, the traditional Japanese woodblock printing method that uses hand-carved woodblocks, watercolors, washi paper, and a bamboo baren. Rooted in natural materials and slow, tactile processes, her work reflects a deep respect for ecology and craftsmanship. Drawing inspiration from landscapes, trees, and shifting light, she transforms moments of observation into minimal yet layered compositions. Each print becomes a quiet collaboration between maker and environment, its final form shaped by hand, weather, and time. Guided by storytelling and presence, Jana invites viewers into her world to slow down, breathe, and see. Her prints are meditations on connection and renewal, reminding us of our place within the natural world.
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Mokuhanga, Japanese Woodblock Print Edition of 4 Dimensions (WxH): 29 x 39cm
Jana Bareham is a printmaker working with mokuhanga, the traditional Japanese woodblock printing method that uses hand-carved woodblocks, watercolors, washi paper, and a bamboo baren. Rooted in natural materials and slow, tactile processes, her work reflects a deep respect for ecology and craftsmanship. Drawing inspiration from landscapes, trees, and shifting light, she transforms moments of observation into minimal yet layered compositions. Each print becomes a quiet collaboration between maker and environment, its final form shaped by hand, weather, and time. Guided by storytelling and presence, Jana invites viewers into her world to slow down, breathe, and see. Her prints are meditations on connection and renewal, reminding us of our place within the natural world.
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