Hannah Yata
Hannah Yata. A rising force in contemporary surrealism, heir to the visionary tradition, and a legacy still being painted.
This collection is a limited print of selected works on 24-karat gold for the first time.
1/225
“The Divine Barbarian” includes 500mg of gold and measures 142.5x65mm. Every bill in the collection comes with a luxe case.
1/225
“The Adoration of Spring” has 1 gram 24-karat gold in a 155.5x65 flexible form factor. Only 225 of these will ever exist.
1/125
“In the Valley of the Moon” is crafted with 2 grams of gold packed onto a 165x76mm canvas. The heavyweight.
FAQ
Limited edition art prints, but made on machines typically reserved for minting gold-backed stores of value for central banks across the world, which are golden bank notes called Aurums.
This gives the physical print itself intrinsic value, and the bill contains a myriad of anti-counterfeiting technology on par with the most traded modern currencies.
Yep, every bill is easily assayable back into a gold button. But if you want to melt one of these down, you are in the wrong place.
Each first edition has its supply listed on the product page. Once the first editions are gone, that’s it.