Only 10 Prints Available | 11 × 11 Inches
Signed and Numbered NOAH Print
Original Sin is an original poem by Jessica Ciencin Henriquez about rebellion, curiosity, female autonomy, and the radical act of refusing to be ashamed.
A meditation on the stories we've inherited, the questions we've been taught not to ask, and the freedom that comes from choosing knowledge over obedience. For the women who ate the forbidden fruit .
Featuring elegant Baskerville-inspired typography, a striking vertical title, and a warm, textured ivory background, this minimalist literary artwork is designed to be displayed, contemplated, and kept.
Limited Edition of 10
Only ten prints of this design will be made available.
Details
Size: 11 × 11 inches
Original poetry by Jessica Ciencin Henriquez
Warm ivory background with vintage-inspired paper texture
Classic black serif typography
Limited to 10 prints
Signed and Numbered
Thank you for your support, always, your purchase allows me to keep doing what I was put on this earth to do— lift up women and run my mouth.
Only 10 Prints Available | 11 × 11 Inches
Signed and Numbered NOAH Print
Original Sin is an original poem by Jessica Ciencin Henriquez about rebellion, curiosity, female autonomy, and the radical act of refusing to be ashamed.
A meditation on the stories we've inherited, the questions we've been taught not to ask, and the freedom that comes from choosing knowledge over obedience. For the women who ate the forbidden fruit .
Featuring elegant Baskerville-inspired typography, a striking vertical title, and a warm, textured ivory background, this minimalist literary artwork is designed to be displayed, contemplated, and kept.
Limited Edition of 10
Only ten prints of this design will be made available.
Details
Size: 11 × 11 inches
Original poetry by Jessica Ciencin Henriquez
Warm ivory background with vintage-inspired paper texture
Classic black serif typography
Limited to 10 prints
Signed and Numbered
Thank you for your support, always, your purchase allows me to keep doing what I was put on this earth to do— lift up women and run my mouth.
