Placenta Print
In cooperation with local (Houston, TX) midwives and birth assistants, placenta encapsulators will print your placenta on cold-press watercolor paper before beginning their process. I will take the print and design a watercolor painting around the placenta imprint.
This is a way to capture a live-giving part of your creating and birthing process that lasts long after the birth itself. It is a keepsake print that is enhanced by the watercolor to honor the blood print of the placenta.
Sometimes the placenta does not leave a complete print, either because the placenta was only partially saved or the cord was not retained. If this is the case, a rendering can be done in order to provide a more clear image of the placenta. This would mean that parts of the placenta or cord are painted in with watercolor.
In cooperation with local (Houston, TX) midwives and birth assistants, placenta encapsulators will print your placenta on cold-press watercolor paper before beginning their process. I will take the print and design a watercolor painting around the placenta imprint.
This is a way to capture a live-giving part of your creating and birthing process that lasts long after the birth itself. It is a keepsake print that is enhanced by the watercolor to honor the blood print of the placenta.
Sometimes the placenta does not leave a complete print, either because the placenta was only partially saved or the cord was not retained. If this is the case, a rendering can be done in order to provide a more clear image of the placenta. This would mean that parts of the placenta or cord are painted in with watercolor.
In cooperation with local (Houston, TX) midwives and birth assistants, placenta encapsulators will print your placenta on cold-press watercolor paper before beginning their process. I will take the print and design a watercolor painting around the placenta imprint.
This is a way to capture a live-giving part of your creating and birthing process that lasts long after the birth itself. It is a keepsake print that is enhanced by the watercolor to honor the blood print of the placenta.
Sometimes the placenta does not leave a complete print, either because the placenta was only partially saved or the cord was not retained. If this is the case, a rendering can be done in order to provide a more clear image of the placenta. This would mean that parts of the placenta or cord are painted in with watercolor.