Close-up of a large hand-printed Western red cedar tree ring woodcut on fine art archival paper
Western Red Cedar Woodcut Print • Oregon Coast Tree Ring Wall Art • PNW Nature Art 24×48″ Hand-Printed
Western Red Cedar Woodcut Print • Oregon Coast Tree Ring Wall Art • PNW Nature Art 24×48″ Hand-Printed

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Western Red Cedar Woodcut Print • Oregon Coast Tree Ring Wall Art • PNW Nature Art 24×48″ Hand-Printed

Sale price$180.00Regular price $225.00

Hand-printed from the cross-section of a Western red cedar found on the Oregon Coast, this 24×48" woodcut print on archival paper captures the textured story of decades of growth rings. Signed by the artist, this artwork is rolled securely in a protective tube for shipping.

  • Hand-printed woodcut using textured archival quality ink
  • Large 24×48" scale to serve as a focal wall piece
  • Printed on archival fine art paper for durability
  • Rolled and shipped in a protective tube
  • Artist-signed for authenticity
Size
Size: 36x48

Nature’s timeline captured in woodcut

Western Red Cedar Woodcut Print • 24×48"

Exact Details & Fit

Artwork Specifications

Size
24×48"
Medium
Woodcut print on archival fine art paper
Ink
Textured archival quality ink
Signed
By the artist
Shipping
Rolled securely in a protective tube

What arrives

One hand-printed Western red cedar woodcut print, rolled in a protective shipping tube

Perfect Placement

Where it Works Best

Professional framing recommended for preservation and to highlight texture. Dry mounting or museum framing suggested.

Delivered with Care

Shipping & Returns

Shipping Details

Shipped rolled in a protective tube. Supplier uses various shipping rates; final costs and estimates available at checkout.

Returns Policy

30 day returns allowed with no label or restocking fees; see checkout for details.
Close-up of a large hand-printed Western red cedar tree ring woodcut on fine art archival paper

Quiet rings, lasting calm

A hand-printed cross‑section of Western red cedar, scaled to 24×48″, holding the room with the hush of the Oregon Coast.

From coastline to paper

Western Red Cedar Woodcut Print

One tree, many moments

Walls can feel transient—decor that changes fast and says little. The Western Red Cedar Woodcut Print brings a grounded focal point: a single, patient story pressed by hand onto archival paper. Its 24×48″ presence anchors a space without noise, the rings guiding the eye and settling the room.

Texture that slows the day

Hand printing leaves trace and touch, a human pace you can see in every ridge. Drawn from a real Oregon Coast cross‑section, the print keeps nature’s chronology near daily life—dining, reading, returning home. It invites conversation while staying calm, a durable companion for rooms that gather people and time.

For the collector who listens

Someone building a considered room—drawn to PNW landscapes, tactile artwork, and pieces that carry time.

Where it lives

Hang the 24×48″ print on a central wall—living room, entry, or studio—and pair with simple framing to let the rings breathe.
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The Artist behind the Print

Erik Linton’s Printmaking Craft

Linton Art Studio celebrates the beauty of one-of-a-kind, handcrafted art. Instead of digital downloads and machine prints, the maker practices traditional printmaking, pressing paper onto real wood cuts so every impression records the fine detail and true character of a tree—you can feel its texture when you touch it. After years refining this tactile woodcut process, the studio produces singular prints that connect people directly to nature. Based in Hyrum, Cache, UT, the work brings organic depth and quiet presence to contemporary interiors. Buyers should care because each piece is an authentic, human-made impression with subtle variations that make it unmistakably unique.
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Helpful Q&A

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an original hand print or a digital reproduction?
It’s a hand-printed woodcut on archival fine art paper, signed by the artist.
What are the exact dimensions?
The artwork measures 24 inches by 48 inches.
How will it ship?
It ships rolled securely in a protective tube.
What framing is recommended?
Professional framing is suggested; dry mounting or museum framing will showcase and protect the texture and detail.
What materials were used for the print?
A Western red cedar woodcut was printed with textured archival-quality ink on archival fine art paper.