Limited Edition Fine Art Print  

Hand-Embellished with Gold Leaf Imitation by Wanaria Wholeheart  

Each print in this limited collection is a museum-quality Giclée print on Hahnemühle Hemp Paper—a sustainable, archival-grade paper known for its soft texture and rich color depth. Carefully produced in Stockholm, these prints capture every intricate brushstroke, collage layer, and charcoal detail of the original painting.  

What sets these prints apart is the hand-applied gold leaf imitation, delicately added by Wanaria herself. This shimmering detail makes each piece truly one of a kind, catching the light and enhancing the magic of the artwork.  

• Limited Edition – available only from May 26 to June 8, 2025

• Size: comes in two different sizes to choose from

• White Border: Each Print has an additional + 1 cm of white border on all four sides

• Medium – Giclée print on Hahnemühle Hemp Paper, with hand-applied gold leaf imitation

• Without Frame

• Signed and numbered by the artist

• Shipped by the artist from Stockholm with care and personal attention

• Ships end of June 2025  

These prints are more than reproductions—they are collectible, soulful pieces infused with intention and the essence of the original. Whether displayed in your home, studio, or sacred space, they bring beauty, depth, and a sense of connection to something greater. About the painting: 

Wrapped in quiet devotion, a woman embraces a fox with both tenderness and fierce protectiveness.

Behind her, a golden halo radiates like the sun—symbol of sacred duty, of reverence, of guardianship. Surrounded by towering evergreens and painted in earthy hues and soft light, this guardian becomes one with the forest, not above it.

This piece is an ode to reciprocity—to the deep, unspoken bond between humankind and the Earth that raises and nourishes us.

It is a thank-you to the forest for offering home, wisdom, nourishment, and emotional sanctuary. It’s also a quiet but powerful vow: to stand up for what cannot speak in our language, to fight for what is essential and irreplaceable, to remember we are not separate but deeply interwoven.

“Kahu” is not just a title—it’s a responsibility. A role we step into when we choose to listen instead of dominate, to protect instead of exploit.

This painting is a call to those who feel that pull in their hearts—a reminder that although the task is immense, we are not alone in our devotion.

The forest sees you. And you are part of its story.