Jacquard Cyanotype

Discover the timeless art of cyanotype—a 19th-century photographic technique celebrated for its striking Prussian blue prints. Originally prized as an affordable way to reproduce photographs, documents, and architectural plans (the origin of "blueprint"), cyanotype gained fame through botanist Ana Atkins' groundbreaking plant documentation. This accessible process requires just two simple chemicals and sunlight or UV light to create stunning monochromatic images. Perfect for artists and experimenters, cyanotype works on virtually any natural fiber—paper, cotton, silk, wool, and wood—opening endless creative possibilities. Jacquard Cyanotype supplies give you everything needed to explore this elegant, hands-on photographic method. Ideal for printmakers, photographers, and anyone drawn to historical processes and sustainable art practices.