Your print is made of archival materials but it is still very fragile and should be taken directly to a framer. You should not handle the unframed print yourself. Even though the print is sent to you in a tube, it is not meant to be stored rolled up for extended periods of time.
Talk to your framer about dry-mounting the work on acid-free board using archival materials. This will ensure that your print will remain flat once framed.
Please note: it is common for prints to have ripples when unrolled for the first time. Don't panic.
Susan carefully selects the number of prints offered for each image in her collections to protect your long term investment. This quantity covers all versions of this image no matter what size or what medium its printed on. All limited edition prints are inspected by Susan, as well as signed and numbered. Each print also comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. The Certificate of Authenticity (COA) ensures that your print is an original and should be stored somewhere safe, preferably separate from the artwork.