Flannel Flower in Blue

Museum-grade, Acid-free Fine Art Paper

Framed on Tasmanian Oak

Limited edition

An initiation which shines a light on nurturing, faith and peace. The flannel flower has deep roots in Aboriginal Australian culture, where it is known as the “Dhaaga” or “Dogwood.” It holds cultural significance as a symbol of purity and spiritual connection to the land. One of the Australia’s native floral wonders, the flannel flower emerges as a striking contrast, showing its delicate and ethereal beauty. Its soft, woolly petals and intricate details stand as a testament to nature’s artistry, reminding us that beauty can be found in the most delicate of forms.