DESCRIPTION:
This beautiful archive print depicts Sweet William flowers in their natural habitat. Symbolising love, grace, bravery, and admiration, these flowers are also known in French as Les oeillets de poète (Poet’s Carnations). The term "oeillet," or "eye," refers to the contrasting colour of the flower's center, with some suggesting the name honours Saint William or William Shakespeare.
Sweet William flowers are not only edible but also abundant in nectar, attracting birds, bees, and butterflies.
Originally created in 1927, this artwork uses nine intricately interlocked woodblock plates to showcase a vibrant celebration of nature. Print~Sisters have lovingly reproduced this design using fine digital printing on eco-fibre paper.
Celebrating textile craftsmanship, bringing a timeless connection with nature into your space with No.100. Fleurs 1927 a unique archive print.
To ensure the enduring quality of this design, it has been faithfully reproduced on ethically sourced materials. The process involves the use of digital printing techniques to capture the artisan's hand, the craftsmanship involved, the array of pigments, and the delicate precision that makes this artwork truly exceptional.
AVAILABLE SIZES:
A4 (21cm x 29.7cm)
A3 (29.7cm x 42cm)
A2 (42cm x 59.4cm)
A1 (594mm x 840mm)
30cm x 40cm
40cm x 50cm
50cm x 70cm
MEDIA/MATERIALS:
Eco Art Paper | Printed in the UK
