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• Free Shipping: We offer free shipping within the contiguous U.S.
• Worldwide Shipping: We ship worldwide. Shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. Territories, Canada, and other international destinations is available at a flat rate, which is automatically calculated at checkout based on your location and the size of your order. Please be aware that your country’s customs authorities may impose additional taxes, duties, or fees on imported artwork. These charges are the responsibility of the buyer and are not included in the purchase price or shipping cost. We recommend contacting your local customs office for detailed information.
• Made to Order: As each piece is made to order, we are unable to accept returns unless the artwork is defective or damaged during shipping.
• Color Variations: Please be aware that print colors may vary slightly from how they appear on your screen.
• Frames: Frames shown in any images are for display purposes only and are not included with your purchase.

Open Edition

• Giclée print on museum-grade, 100% cotton rag paper, archival and free of optical brightening agents (OBAs)
• Warm matte surface with a soft, refined texture
• Printed with a white border for framing
• Digitally signed by the artist
• Intended for framing behind UV-protective glass
• Delivered in a protective flat mailer or shipping tube

Limited Edition

• Giclée print on museum-grade poly-cotton canvas, archival and OBA-free
• Mounted on premium 1.5″ stretcher bars and arrives ready to hang
• Finished with a protective final varnish
• Hand-signed and numbered by Tamiko Pettee
• Includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity

My artwork begins as original compositions, created by hand using digital tools I’ve developed over time. Working with an iPad, computer screen, and stylus—much like traditional brushes and paint—I build each piece through a tactile, intuitive process.

Once completed, the artwork is professionally produced as a museum-quality giclée on fine art paper or canvas. 

What is Giclée? 

Giclée means “to spray” or “squirt” in French. Giclée printing is widely considered the highest quality, pigment-based, inkjet printing method today. Inks are sprayed precisely, capturing every detail of the original artwork. It is more expensive on a per-print basis than the traditional four-color process for the following reasons. 

Colors 

Instead of the typical 4 to 8 colors which inkjet printers use, Giclée prints are produced from 10 to 12 ink colors which achieves a much wider color range, rendering colors that are much more intense (vibrant), smooth and accurate. 

Resolution 

Giclée printers not only have high resolution, but also have much finer sprays. Since the dots are much smaller, it produces better gradients, deeper colors and a much finer finish than a home or office printer. 

Longevity 

Giclée prints are archival in nature because the printers use pigment inks versus dyes, which are designed to last over 100 years without fading or deteriorating.  This allows you to pass your favorite artwork onto your great grandchildren. Giclée prints are more costly than traditional prints, however, they hold more value and they are popular among art collectors. 

Moreover, not all of the Giclée prints are the same. The qualities and colors turn out different based on the printer, canvases, inks and calibration systems used. Our reliable printing partners produce high quality Giclée prints using the world’s finest materials and latest technology.

Open Edition
Production typically takes about one week, depending on my printer’s workflow. You can expect to receive your order within approximately 1–2 weeks, depending on your location.

Limited Edition
After receiving the carefully crafted giclée print from my professional printer, I hand-sign and number each piece. You can expect to receive your order within approximately 2–3 weeks, depending on your location.

Thank you for your patience. Each piece is thoughtfully created to ensure exceptional quality and lasting beauty.

Please avoid exposing your artwork to: 

• Direct sunlight
• Moisture and high humidity
• Airborne dust, solvents, adhesives, or smoke (including tobacco smoke)
• High heat (Giclée inks can be sensitive to elevated temperatures)

We recommend:

• For paper prints, we strongly recommend framing with UV-protective glass to safeguard against fading over time.
• Hanging the canvas in a low-traffic area to reduce the risk of accidental damage.
• Placing artwork at an elevation out of reach of young children.

Cleaning:

• Use a clean, white, dry, soft lint-free cloth to gently wipe away dust.
• Do not use water, damp cloths, or solvents to clean the artwork.