TEMPTATION – Limited Edition Lino Print

€150.00

A limited edition lino print by Maison Douce

Temptation is a hand-pulled lino print by Maison Douce, depicting a lush bouquet of peonies in dramatic black and white. Long associated with romance, beauty, abundance and fleeting pleasure, the peony becomes here a symbol of desire in full bloom.

Carved and printed by hand, the high-contrast relief lines give the flowers a dark, almost nocturnal intensity. Their petals unfold between softness and excess, devotion and seduction — a floral image of temptation as something beautiful, irresistible and alive.

Each print carries subtle variations from the hand-printing process, making every piece unique. Available in black and white or as a hand-colored edition, with painted red blossoms that intensify the sensual, ritual character of the work.

Paper size: A3
Print size: A4
Technique: Hand-pulled lino print
Edition: Limited edition of 99 pieces
Details: Numbered and finished with the Maison Douce embossed seal
Versions: Black and white or hand-colored
Frame not included

We currently ship only within the European Union (EU). Additional costs for customs may apply.

Please note: Each piece is individually finished as part of our artistic process. This makes every item unique. For this reason, we do not accept returns or offer refunds. Thank you for understanding and supporting independent art.

A limited edition lino print by Maison Douce

Temptation is a hand-pulled lino print by Maison Douce, depicting a lush bouquet of peonies in dramatic black and white. Long associated with romance, beauty, abundance and fleeting pleasure, the peony becomes here a symbol of desire in full bloom.

Carved and printed by hand, the high-contrast relief lines give the flowers a dark, almost nocturnal intensity. Their petals unfold between softness and excess, devotion and seduction — a floral image of temptation as something beautiful, irresistible and alive.

Each print carries subtle variations from the hand-printing process, making every piece unique. Available in black and white or as a hand-colored edition, with painted red blossoms that intensify the sensual, ritual character of the work.

Paper size: A3
Print size: A4
Technique: Hand-pulled lino print
Edition: Limited edition of 99 pieces
Details: Numbered and finished with the Maison Douce embossed seal
Versions: Black and white or hand-colored
Frame not included

We currently ship only within the European Union (EU). Additional costs for customs may apply.

Please note: Each piece is individually finished as part of our artistic process. This makes every item unique. For this reason, we do not accept returns or offer refunds. Thank you for understanding and supporting independent art.

Limited Edition Prints

RAGNARÖK WANDERLUST is released as a strictly limited edition. Each print is hand-pulled and individually finished, with the gold surface applied by hand. Subtle variations in pressure, ink density, and gilding ensure that every piece exists as a singular object rather than a reproduction.

The irregularities are intentional — echoes of movement, fracture, and uncertainty. No two prints are identical. Each bears the visible trace of the hand and the moment of its making.

This edition is limited to 30 pieces only. Every print is signed and numbered, and available exclusively through Maison Douce. Once the edition is sold out, it will not be reprinted, preserving its status as a rare artefact rather than a repeatable image.

Meaning & Symbolism

RAGNARÖK WANDERLUST draws from Northern myth and apocalyptic imagination, not as narrative illustration but as emotional landscape. The work inhabits the space before destruction becomes renewal — a suspended moment in which wandering, loss, and destiny converge.

The fractured mountains suggest a world shaped by forces beyond human control: erosion, time, prophecy. The gilded sky functions as a threshold rather than a background — a sign of the sacred entering the ordinary, of value emerging from collapse. Gold here is not triumph, but omen.

In this piece, wandering becomes an existential state: the urge to move through endings without knowing what follows. The print acts as both image and talisman — a reminder that destruction and longing often share the same horizon.