Integrity, Two joyous, full-blown coral poppies signify the joy of an authentic life, balanced perfectly with a sprig of silver ragwo and crimson clover, wild and tamed at one. REWILDING Rewilding is a botanical allegory that represents finding our way back to our true nature, the pa of ourselves that lives in pure alignment with our authentic self. In this series, that search is explored through flowers, cultivated garden blooms and untamed wildflowers. Wildflowers represent the instinctive pa of us that longs to return home, to a place of simplicity, honesty and inner truth. Cultivated garden blooms, tended and nuured through human care, reflect the pas of ourselves that have been tamed, disciplined and shaped by life. Suspended against deep, atmospheric backgrounds, the botanicals feel both alive and contemplative, embodying the complexity and wonder of nature itself. Rewilding is about finding the balance, a reminder that our true nature does not lie in choosing between the wild and the cultivated, but in allowing both to exist in harmony. ---- 41 x 61cm limited to 5061 x 91cm limited to 2579 x 122cm limited to 1591 x 137cm limited to 15102 x 152cm limited to 10 Printed on high quality 310gsm matte paper and framed to order. We offer raw Australian oak and white or black timber frames with acrylic glass facing.Frame measures 2cm wide x 4cm deep. *41 x 61cm print is framed with matboard. Final framed size is 57cm x 77cm. *51 x 76cm print is framed with matboard. Final framed size is 67cm x 92cm. *61 x 91cm framed print comes in a 3 x 4.5cm frame. *79 x 122cm framed print comes in a 3 x 4.5cm frame. *91 x 137cm framed print comes in a 3 x 4.5cm frame. *102 x 152cm framed print comes in a 3 x 4.5cm frame. This print can also be sold unframed and carefully shipped in a cardboard tube. Delivery: This Product will be shipped between seven to fourteen (7-14) business days from the date of your order to the address you submit, subject to stock availability. All of our products are manufactured in Melbourne, Australia.
