Like all archival works, where it lives matters. Place your artwork away from prolonged direct sunlight, excessive humidity, or areas exposed to constant heat. Soft, indirect light allows the materials and tones to retain their depth over time.

Dust occasionally using a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive fabrics, household cleaners, alcohol-based solutions, or excessive moisture, as they may affect the frame finish and protective surface.

Your piece is framed and protected with shatter-resistant acrylic designed for everyday living. Avoid pressing against the acrylic surface or placing sharp objects nearby. Gentle handling preserves clarity and protects the artwork beneath.

Archival cotton paper is made for longevity, but like all natural materials it performs best in stable environments. Avoid prolonged exposure to bathrooms, kitchens with heavy steam, or areas with excessive moisture.

If relocating your artwork, transport it upright whenever possible and protect the frame corners during transit. The original packaging may be retained for future moves.