Entangled Roots Press Zine CC Style:Lavash bears good crops of sweet

bears good crops of sweet

Autumn Olive like half dat to full sun

The added tail prop is welcomed by woodpeckers and other birds that use it to rest their tail on and support themselves while feeding

and reddish brown turning dark gray with age

Needles and bark have historically been used by Indigenous people in teas to treat colds

Entangled Roots Press Zine CC Style:Lavash bears good crops of sweetAli Cat. is an artist and print maker living at the confluence of two rivers in Portland, Oregon. She produces her work under the name Entangled Roots Press. Relief, screen, risograph and letterpress prints span from the tenderness of cultural reclamation to the beauty of peoples movements. Alis prints pull from ancestral stories and push towards liberatory futures; entangling lessons from gardens, symbols in coffee cups, woven threads from Armenia