YES to LIFE : L'Chaim — Catherine Just

Yes to Life : L’Chaim

Yes to Life: L’Chaim
A linocut celebration of rooted wildness and a life fully expressed

30x40” print in black frame (frame not included)

In Hebrew the word “Chai” means life.
It holds the Hebrew numerology of 18, a number considered lucky and symbolic of giving life.
“L'Chaim” is what we say when we raise our glass in a toast of celebration, to life.
I got sober on 8/18/1987 at the age of 18, I was born on 8/28/1968
A triple blessing of 8s and 18s. to life, to life, to life!

The wildflowers in this new linocut are a metaphor for the wild act of saying yes to life, yes to ourselves, and
yes to being fully self-expressed, blooming freely while rooted deeply in our own being.
Here’s an opportunity to celebrate your own life and raise a (non-alcoholic) glass to toast L'Chaim
inside your heart and home.
(Listen to the pronunciation of “L'Chaim” here)

Chose from 5 different variations of this Yes to Life, Collection

This is a Giclée Fine Art Print made with archival pigment inks on acid-free, pH-neutral paper.
Each print is made to order and shipped directly to you inside the US.
Shipping is free!

*International Orders will be added later this year.

FAQ

Not yet. For this first Vernissage, shipping is available only within the United States. International shipping will be available in future releases. Stay tuned.
For this Vernissage, please allow 3 to 4 weeks for production and delivery. Each piece is handled with care to ensure it arrives exactly to the standards I expect.
For the Yes to Life:L’Chaim collection, the signature is embedded in the print itself on the front. Collectors who purchase during the Vernissage will also receive an additional small artwork that is hand-signed on the back, along with a handwritten note. This gift will be sent to you separately.
I recommend professional framing with archival materials. Keep your artwork out of direct sunlight and away from extreme humidity or temperature changes to ensure its longevity. Prints should not be pressed directly against glass.
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Linocut is a printmaking process where an image is carved by hand into linoleum and then printed directly from the block. The piece featured here was created as a one-of-a-kind linocut. What you are purchasing is a giclée print of that original, produced with archival inks and fine art paper to faithfully preserve every detail.
Damaged or lost items
If your print arrives damaged
Please keep both the packaging and the print, as photos may be required for insurance. Contact us at studio@catherinejust.com and I’ll arrange either a replacement print or a refund. If your package is lost
Reach out within four weeks of the dispatch date so I can assist you in filing a claim and securing a replacement or refund.