Cherry Cherry
Cherry Cherry is a photographic composition that expresses the effervescent joy of a cherry blossom in bloom.
Available in limited editions of 20 per size, unframed. Every print is numbered and signed.
Once you have placed an order, we will notify our printer and produce your limited edition print. Please allow up to 3 weeks for an order to be fulfilled and shipped to you. This is in case of any postal or unforeseen delays (i.e. public holidays).
Every order in Australia is shipped with free Express Shipping and supplied with a tracking number.
For international orders, we offer shipping via an International Courier service. A tracking number will be supplied to you, which should provide estimated shipping times.
If you have any further queries, please reach out to us and we will assist you as best as possible.
RETURNS:
As all Mala Says prints are signed, limited edition artworks, we do not offer refunds, returns or exchanges for change of mind.
If any print does arrive damaged, please email us a description along with photographs of the damage within 5 days of receiving the print. We will then fulfil an assessment and either issue you a full refund or re-print.
Please note that customers will be responsible for any customs and import duties.
Every artwork is printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Cotton Rag 308gsm with a 3cm white border. This is a fine art, archival quality matte paper that is acid free and ensures a vibrant colour finish.
We work with a fine art printer in Melbourne, Australia, who produces our prints with exceptional quality.
A lot of love and time is spent producing these artworks, so it is important to us that you receive them in excellent condition.
If any print does arrive damaged, please email us a description along with photographs of the damage within 5 days of receiving the print. We will then fulfil an assessment and either issue you a full refund or re-print.
Please note that customers will be responsible for paying any customs and import duties.
About MALA SAys
Australian based artist, Mala Says, uses photography to explore the intersection between nature and mysticism.
Her painterly process treats the photograph as a digital canvas, which is transformed into new landscapes and abstracted realms through layers of technical processing.
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