Kintsugi I - Signed Limited Edition Metallic Giclée Print

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Kintsugi I Signed Limited Edition Metallic Giclée

She rises with her eyes closed, chin lifted toward the light, carrying every fracture as a line of gold. Inspired by kintsugi, the Japanese art of mending broken pottery with gold, this portrait honors the idea that what we survive doesn’t diminish us; it becomes part of our beauty. The cracks aren’t hidden. They’re illuminated.

Set against a shimmering gold-leaf ground, her crown of natural hair is built from richly textured, crystal-like black detail that catches light from every angle, while warm, sculpted skin tones give the figure a quiet, regal presence. It’s a celebration of resilience, heritage, and self-possession: a reminder that healing is its own kind of radiance.

Printed on metallic media, this edition brings the gold to life. The pearlescent surface gives the leaf background and golden seams a luminous glow that shifts as you move through the room, bringing you as close as a print can to the presence of the original painting.

Available in two editions:

  • 20" × 20" Metallic Giclée Paper Print, limited to 50. Archival pigment inks on premium metallic photo paper, with deep blacks, vivid warmth, and a lustrous sheen. Ships unframed and ready for your frame of choice.

  • 36" × 36" Metallic Canvas Print, limited to 10. A statement-scale piece on metallic canvas that captures the glow of the gold at near-life presence. Ships stretched and ready to hang within the U.S. International orders ship rolled in a protective tube.

Every print includes:

  • Hand signature by the artist, Jason Hayth

  • Hand numbering within its limited edition

  • A signed Certificate of Authenticity

Each piece is made to order with archival materials designed to last for generations. Please allow 7–10 business days for production before shipping.

Note: Due to differences in monitors, colors and metallic effects may appear slightly different in person. The textured elements of the original painting are reproduced photographically; the print surface is smooth.

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Kintsugi I Signed Limited Edition Metallic Giclée

She rises with her eyes closed, chin lifted toward the light, carrying every fracture as a line of gold. Inspired by kintsugi, the Japanese art of mending broken pottery with gold, this portrait honors the idea that what we survive doesn’t diminish us; it becomes part of our beauty. The cracks aren’t hidden. They’re illuminated.

Set against a shimmering gold-leaf ground, her crown of natural hair is built from richly textured, crystal-like black detail that catches light from every angle, while warm, sculpted skin tones give the figure a quiet, regal presence. It’s a celebration of resilience, heritage, and self-possession: a reminder that healing is its own kind of radiance.

Printed on metallic media, this edition brings the gold to life. The pearlescent surface gives the leaf background and golden seams a luminous glow that shifts as you move through the room, bringing you as close as a print can to the presence of the original painting.

Available in two editions:

  • 20" × 20" Metallic Giclée Paper Print, limited to 50. Archival pigment inks on premium metallic photo paper, with deep blacks, vivid warmth, and a lustrous sheen. Ships unframed and ready for your frame of choice.

  • 36" × 36" Metallic Canvas Print, limited to 10. A statement-scale piece on metallic canvas that captures the glow of the gold at near-life presence. Ships stretched and ready to hang within the U.S. International orders ship rolled in a protective tube.

Every print includes:

  • Hand signature by the artist, Jason Hayth

  • Hand numbering within its limited edition

  • A signed Certificate of Authenticity

Each piece is made to order with archival materials designed to last for generations. Please allow 7–10 business days for production before shipping.

Note: Due to differences in monitors, colors and metallic effects may appear slightly different in person. The textured elements of the original painting are reproduced photographically; the print surface is smooth.