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Black Woman with a Braided Bun – Portrait Art Print
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- Canada
- 3–5 business days
- Worldwide
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- Damaged
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Print details
- Printed on premium 230GSM archival matte paper, giclée printed for gallery-quality colour and detail.
- Available in ten sizes — 5×7, 8×10, 11×14, 16×20, A3, 18×24, 20×25, 24×30, 24×36, and 32×40.
- Unframed print — frames shown in photos are for display only; ships worldwide flat in a protective mailer or rolled in a crush-resistant tube, depending on size.
Delivery & returns
- Made to order
- Printed and dispatched in 1–4 business days
- United States
- 2–5 business days, free shipping
- Canada
- 3–5 business days
- Worldwide
- 5–15 business days, tracked
- Damaged
- Replaced free if reported within 7 days of delivery
[ About the artwork ]
Black Woman with a Braided Bun
Tightly braided cornrows gather into a raised bun, with one long thick plait hanging down her back against a plain pale pink backdrop. Black Woman with a Braided Bun shows the figure from behind, bare shoulders and upper back framed by layered cream and ivory bead necklaces that drape downward, textured hoop earrings catching soft light from above in warm brown, beige, cream and black tones.
Made for anyone drawn to expressive portrait art and warm neutral palettes, this print settles naturally into calm, personal spaces. Hang it in a bedroom above the headboard, or bring quiet character to a hallway near the entryway. It pairs with woven textures and dusty pink accents. Browse more in our Black Art Prints & Wall Art collection.
[ The details ]
About
this print.
01What is it called when Black people get their hair braided?
Braiding is the craft shown here, with hair sectioned into tightly woven cornrows that follow the scalp and gather into a raised bun. Styles like cornrows and plaits are common terms. This artwork captures that technique from behind, one long thick plait hanging down her back.
02What do braids symbolize in Black culture?
Braids often carry meanings of heritage, identity and connection, passed through generations. This print does not assert one message; it simply renders cornrows gathered into a bun with layered cream and ivory bead necklaces, inviting you to read the styling and adornment on your own terms.
03What medium and palette does this artwork use?
It is a full-colour digital painting built from flat, hard-edged colour shapes, reproduced as a matte paper print. The palette stays warm and grounded across brown, beige, cream, black and dusty pink, with soft light falling from above onto bare shoulders, hoop earrings and draping necklaces.
04What sizes can I order this print in?
You can choose from ten sizes: 5×7, 8×10, 11×14, 16×20, A3, 18×24, 20×25, 24×30, 24×36 and 32×40. Every print ships unframed, flat in a protective mailer or rolled in a crush-resistant tube, depending on size, so you can match your own frame to the space.
