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The Honey series is created using the Japanese marbling technique “Suminagashi.”

The poster depicts an abstract painting dominated by yellow and white. The colors flow and blend into organic, irregular patterns. There is a sense of movement and dynamism in the image, created by the sweeping lines and color transitions. The overall impression is bright and lively. The composition of the image is asymmetrical, offering an unpredictable and exciting visual experience.

  • Handcrafted and made to order in Denmark
  • Printed on premium 230 gsm matte paper
  • Scratch- and UV-resistant ink for a lifetime

STUDIO NØRR

Honey no°1

Honey no°1

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Materials

Each poster is meticulously produced at our Nommet Print Studio, where uncompromising quality is the standard.

We use high quality 230 g/m² paper and state of the art printing techniques to ensure rich, vibrant colors and exceptional detail.

Every step of the process is thoughtfully tailored to the individual artwork, capturing the essence of the artist's vision.

All prints are produced and individually quality checked in Denmark to meet the highest standards.

Shipping & Returns

Shipping prices start at €13 . if you order for more than €89 . The shipping is free.

Return within 30 days no questions asked, if you don't love your new posters, you can always return your order, follow the instructions from the confirmation email.

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Made to order

We produce all print on order to ensure that each piece is meeting all our quality standards, and we save as many materials as possible for the environment.

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  • Handcrafted and made to order in Denmark
  • Printed on premium 230 gsm matte paper
  • Scratch- and UV-resistant ink for a lifetime

Honey no°1

My works are created using the Japanese suminagashi technique, where ink and water are used to form the finest patterns. The result is abstract and colorful pieces that can depict exactly what you yourself see.

You’re also very welcome to follow along on Instagram: @norr_studio_