Introducing a new series of hand-carved botanical mini-prints featuring wildflowers!

Our first print is the Lily of the valley, which represents a return to happiness and is a symbol of gratitude and everlasting love.

Second in the series is Jack-in-the-Pulpit, featuring its main pollinator, a fungus gnat. The symbolic meaning of the plant is deeply rooted in the notions of rejuvenation and new beginnings.

Our July wildflower is monarda fistulosa, aka wild bergamot aka Bee Balm!

Details:
Approximately 5" x 7" linocut print
Carved, inked, and printed by hand
Stonehenge 100% cotton rag with hand-torn edges
Signed & numbered edition of 50
Ships FLAT

***Please allow 1-2 weeks for shipping***

***Due to the handmade nature of block printing, each print will be unique and may differ slightly from the pictured original***