Serigraph

A serigraph, also known as a silkscreen print, is a process where ink is pushed through a fine mesh screen onto a surface, typically paper or fabric. The design is created by blocking certain areas of the screen, allowing ink to pass only through open sections. This technique is popular for producing vibrant, detailed images in multiple colors and is often used for posters, artwork, and textiles. Serigraphy allows for high-quality, consistent prints and is valued for its durability, color richness, and ability to reproduce complex designs with precision.