Twelvefold Collectors Can Now Claim Their Physical Prints! Here's What You Need To Know:

Yuga Labs is taking its Twelvefold collection off-chain in this first-of-its-kind free physical print claim for holders!

In 2023, Yuga Labs introduced its generative art project, Twelvefold, on the Bitcoin blockchain. Now, in 2024, the company is bringing the collection into the physical world, and every Twelvefold holder can claim a signed and framed print of their piece from now until June 15, 2024.

“Eligible TwelveFold collectors can now claim their physical prints signed by @mfigge until June 15, 2024,” Yuga Labs announced. “Go to http://claim.twelvefold.io to claim and see additional details.”

Each Twelvefold print is  1.2m x 1.2m which equates to 4’ X4’!

BAYC member Carson Turner, who received his Twelvefold prints early, shared a photo of his physical Twelvefold  print hung up in his home and gave the community his thoughts on it.

 

“I was lucky enough to get an early framed TwelveFold from @yugalabs and can confirm that they’re indeed insane,” he tweeted. “Beautiful framed and HUGE! My wife absolutely loves it and there’s an ongoing debate about where it’ll live in our home. For now it’s taking up a guest room wall and I can’t stop walking in just to sit and look at it. Eventually it’ll be in my office next to my other larger pieces. Can’t wait for the entire TwelveFold family to see these in their homes! Thanks to Yuga, @mfigge, @iandeborja_, @_PPMan_ and the rest of the team for letting me be a part of this. Excited to see what’s next for Yuga and their Ordinal journey.”

 

As the Bored Ape Gazette previously reported, on March 6th, 2023, Yuga Labs sold 288 TwelveFold pieces for 735 BTC Or $16.5 Million USD after a 24-hour auction. The top offer that Yuga Labs received for TwelveFold #1 was 7.1159 BTC or $159,611USD and the cutoff offer for TwelveFold #288 was 2.2501 BTC or $50,470 USD, according to the auction’s leaderboard.

Going forward, Yuga Labs’ Michael Figge, has hinted that he and Yuga have more in store for their first Ordinal collection.

 

“TwelveFold was always meant to be a self-contained art project with no external dependencies and no roadmap,” Figge said last week on the one year anniversary of the collection.” But that’s not going to stop us from shaking things up.”

The Bored Ape Gazette will continue to follow the Twelvefold collection and the physical print claim. Stay tuned for updates!