One of a kind original Winter botanical drawing in archival black micron pen and watercolor by Vivian Pang. Description: Featured here is ‘Gaultheria’ aka ‘Winterberry’ or ‘Checkerberry’ and or ‘Teaberry’. Part of the Ericaceae family and is found deep in woodlands beneath E. North America evergreens. They were established in Britain, in Scotland. Their blooms are white/pink bell-shaped flowers that blossom in early-late Summer. This evergreen shrub leafs all year and their seeds mature from Oct. to Dec. followed by nickel to quarter-size glossy red berries. As the season gets colder, their glossy green foliage turns from a deep merlot to a maroon color which is one of the main reasons why they’re my favorite for Winter decor. Here you can see the leaves start to transition. Specifications: Gaultheria, 2021, VIVIAN PANGMicron pen & watercolor on Paper (4“x4”) - Titled, signed, and dated on the back of drawing- Mounted on 8”x8” white acid-free backboard- Matted with 8”x8” ivory satin-finish, acid-free beveled mat, hand-pressed title, and signed with black archival ink- Aluminum frame (9“x9””) in brushed gold with an optional stand-alone back easel, and sawtooth hanging hook and tempered glass Note: please take note that due to the model and device you’re viewing this piece colors might show up differently in person. Ownership Rights: The original artwork belongs to you once payment is fully received. However, please not that please note that I own the copyrights to all my art, which includes reproduction and licensing rights.
