




TheScallopShellMini
£6
ABOUT THIS PRINT
Part of our small Scallop series, this Scallop Mini takes the original hand-painted shell and reworks it on a smaller scale.
The idea was to create little pieces of art for the smaller spaces around the home, propped on a shelf, sitting on a bedside table or framed with an oversized mount. Small in scale, but still designed to make an impact.
Originally painted by hand, loose brushstrokes and subtle texture give the shell its relaxed, imperfect character, while the simple composition keeps it bold and graphic. Each Mini is finished with a tiny handwritten SisterDeux sign-off.
Printed on off-white paper made from 100% post-consumer waste. Its natural textured finish and subtle flecks add another layer of character to the print.
Product details
Size
A6 — 10.5 × 14.8 cm
A6 — 10.5 × 14.8 cm
Paper
Off-white recycled paper
Off-white recycled paper
Framing
Supplied unframed and without the frame mount.
Supplied unframed and without the frame mount.
Style simply in a small frame, prop on a shelf or bedside table, or give the Mini more presence with a wide, oversized mount. It also works beautifully amongst larger pieces as part of a gallery wall.
Frame mounts are coming soon, so you’ll be able to create this look at home.
Packaging and Delivery
All of our prints are carefully wrapped in fully recyclable tissue paper and protected in a 100% compostable bag. Orders are sent via Royal Mail Tracked 48 delivery.
Ships in 2–3 days · Designed & Printed in the UK

perlino cotton paper
A textured 100% cotton stock with a soft, tactile grain.
Details + Materials +
Printed on heavyweight archival paper with a smooth matte finish. Sold unframed unless otherwise stated.
Packaging + Delivery +
All of our prints are carefully wrapped in fully recyclable tissue paper and protected in a 100% compostable bag. Orders are sent via Royal Mail 48 hour tracked delivery.
Framing Guide +
Our prints fit standard frame sizes. We recommend a thin oak or black frame with a white mount for a gallery finish.

