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Fern & Paper Archive
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Fern & Paper — Botanical Ephemera Archive
A botanical archive collection featuring 71 fern elements and 62 aged paper pieces, created from authentic antique materials over 100 years old.
Fern & Paper is a botanical ephemera collection inspired by old herbariums, forgotten archives and found paper treasures.
The collection includes 71 fern elements and 62 paper pieces, perfect for creating layered, tactile compositions with an authentic vintage feel.
What makes this collection especially unique is its history: the original antique papers and the real fern specimen used as the foundation for this collection are more than 100 years old. Their natural aging, faded tones, stains, creases and imperfections give every element a character that is difficult to recreate artificially.
The collection has a soft, organic and slightly imperfect archival quality — ideal for designers who love botanical imagery, vintage ephemera and editorial collage.
Inside the collection:
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68 fern elements
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62 vintage paper pieces
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authentic antique source materials
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naturally aged textures and imperfections
Perfect for branding, packaging, posters, editorial design, book covers, invitations, social media, moodboards, scrapbooking, stationery, collage art and botanical compositions.
Mix the fern elements with old paper fragments, typography, photographs and other ephemera to create your own botanical archive.
Created by Artcoast Studio.
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Love this! The ferns and vintage papers will be such a perfect addition to my witchy collection! 🖤
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