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Placenta Art
You can select the colours and the theme of your artwork. Some want it to be a subtle nod to the placenta and so it is disguised inside a piece of artwork. Others want the natural blood print without colour.
For those wanting to consume the placenta afterwards a barrier film is used over the placenta to stop any inks or paint being absorbed.
All prints are sealed with UVA/UVB clear protectant so that they will last forever .A cord keepsake is also included.
Print using natural blueberry, red cabbage and raspberry stains.
I ask you for any known allergies before I use herbs and spices on your placenta if you are to encapsulate it after.
I make my natural dyes from spices, herbs, teas and juices.
When paints and inks are used, a barrier is placed over the placenta to stop them being absorbed if it is to be encapsulated afterwards.
Dyes made from natural herbs and spices can be used directly on the placental surface. This print was made using turmeric, beetroot and raspberries.
This print was made using Autumnal colours as baby girl was born in October and named Autumn.
There is no extra charge if you have twins. This print was taken straight from the surface of the placenta without any inks, dyes or paint.
I see some fascinating shaped placentas. This was a bi-lobed placenta and printed using food safe inks.
This is what the umbilical cord looks like before it is dried. Some are long enough to form words from them and others can be shaped into the baby's initial or a heart.
This is what the umbilical cord looks like after it is dried. You can see the vein and arteries that nourished your baby.
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This is what the umbilical cord looks like after it is dried. This one has been painted a beautiful gold colour.