Give Me Beauty
In Irish Folklore Hawthorn trees were regarded as a powerful symbol of protection, and were often planted near houses to ward off lightning as well as evil spirits. On the dawn of Bealtaine, it was believed that women who bathed in the dew from a Hawthorn blossom would become beautiful, and men who washed their hands in the dew would become skilled craftsmen.
This large textile print from my 2015 collection Living Thing will work very well in a spacious/ modern home. Because of the softness and feminine meaning I feel it could also work very well as a feature in beauty salon or a ladies boutique . It would also be a a very meaningful gift from one strong woman to gift to another..The bespoke wooden frame gives the illusion that she is bathing in a bath.
This is the 4th edition of 10. The stunning hand embroidered detail on each textile print make each one unique..
The meaning behind the piece comes printed on a beautiful scroll.
Medium: Illustration, ink wash & spray paint & collage digitally printed on calico fabric with hand embroidered details.
Size: 120 x80cm
Frame: Bespoke Oval. Oak veneer made by local joiners
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In Irish Folklore Hawthorn trees were regarded as a powerful symbol of protection, and were often planted near houses to ward off lightning as well as evil spirits. On the dawn of Bealtaine, it was believed that women who bathed in the dew from a Hawthorn blossom would become beautiful, and men who washed their hands in the dew would become skilled craftsmen.
This large textile print from my 2015 collection Living Thing will work very well in a spacious/ modern home. Because of the softness and feminine meaning I feel it could also work very well as a feature in beauty salon or a ladies boutique . It would also be a a very meaningful gift from one strong woman to gift to another..The bespoke wooden frame gives the illusion that she is bathing in a bath.
This is the 4th edition of 10. The stunning hand embroidered detail on each textile print make each one unique..
The meaning behind the piece comes printed on a beautiful scroll.
Medium: Illustration, ink wash & spray paint & collage digitally printed on calico fabric with hand embroidered details.
Size: 120 x80cm
Frame: Bespoke Oval. Oak veneer made by local joiners
Enjoy free shipping in Ireland
International Shipping with me calculated at the checkout
In Irish Folklore Hawthorn trees were regarded as a powerful symbol of protection, and were often planted near houses to ward off lightning as well as evil spirits. On the dawn of Bealtaine, it was believed that women who bathed in the dew from a Hawthorn blossom would become beautiful, and men who washed their hands in the dew would become skilled craftsmen.
This large textile print from my 2015 collection Living Thing will work very well in a spacious/ modern home. Because of the softness and feminine meaning I feel it could also work very well as a feature in beauty salon or a ladies boutique . It would also be a a very meaningful gift from one strong woman to gift to another..The bespoke wooden frame gives the illusion that she is bathing in a bath.
This is the 4th edition of 10. The stunning hand embroidered detail on each textile print make each one unique..
The meaning behind the piece comes printed on a beautiful scroll.
Medium: Illustration, ink wash & spray paint & collage digitally printed on calico fabric with hand embroidered details.
Size: 120 x80cm
Frame: Bespoke Oval. Oak veneer made by local joiners
Enjoy free shipping in Ireland
International Shipping with me calculated at the checkout
