Woodland Inkcap (Coprinellus silvaticus)

The woodland inkcap (Coprinellus silvaticus) is a delicate mushroom commonly found in the deciduous and mixed forests of Scotland. This small, fragile fungus has a bell-shaped cap that starts off white and gradually turns grey, often dissolving into an inky black liquid as it matures, a process known as deliquescence. Woodland inkcaps typically grow on decaying leaf litter, twigs, and other organic matter. Their presence is indicative of a healthy, thriving woodland environment.

Medium: Woodland Inkcap mushroom spores
Foraged: Blue Bell Woods
Process: Unaltered
Print Type: High‐quality digital print
Paper Type: Recycled matte paper (FSC Approved) + recycled card insert

Dimensions: A4 (Unframed)

Type: Unblended

Packaging: Compostable cellophane / Recycled envelope for shipping

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