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Fluffy Lili — Quietly Growing, Signed Limited Print 58/600

Fluffy Lili — Quietly Growing, Signed Limited Print 58/600

SIGNED Art Print
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Signed Edition
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Art Print
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Quietly Growing by Chinese illustrator Fluffy Lili (儿力力) is a softly surreal signed limited print in cool blue tones, pairing a resting figure with oversized morning-glory blooms.

  • Artist: Fluffy Lili (儿力力)
  • Title: Quietly Growing (悄悄生长)
  • Edition: 58/600, hand-numbered
  • Signature: signed by the artist
  • Print size: 30 × 40 cm / 11.8 × 15.7 in
  • With mat: 35.5 × 45.5 cm / 14 × 17.9 in
  • Material: printed paper with paper mat
  • Condition: new and still sealed; photographed through its protective wrapping
  • Framing: unframed; paper mat included
  • Year: not stated by the seller

A single collectible copy selected in China. The seller states that this is the artist-signed version; other works in the series may carry only a handwritten number. Please review all photographs for the exact copy and condition.

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