Rebirth

Part of 'The Language of Flowers' series

It’s fascinating that flowers can carry such meaning and through Floriography, can hold a conversation without a word being spoken. Born from a time when society held a strict structure that prevented people from expressing themselves openly. It now fits into my interpretation of artistic expression, as a creative way for me to direct my emotions into an open channel for healing and growth. 

The crimson rose has always been associated with passion, love and strength. It is a colour that represents power, courage and determination. It is also used to symbolise blood, which has been linked to sacrifice, death and rebirth.

Printed on Hahnemühle German Etching fine art paper 310gsm. It is the paper I prefer for its beautiful texture and capturing the vibrant colours of my original artwork. 

Please be aware that colours may vary slightly from what you see on your screen, depending on your monitor settings.

These high-quality giclée prints are printed to standard frame sizes, with a margin around the artwork, making the actual image sizes as per below:

Paper Size / Image Size:

Small - 21x30cm / 15x21.5cm
Medium - 30x40cm / 19.5x28cm
Large - 40x50cm / 28x40cm
Extra Large - 50x70cm / 38x54.5cm

Each order is processed by me in real time. When you place your order, the file gets sent to my printer to be produced in your chosen size format and collected by me to be wrapped and posted out to you at no extra cost. So whilst that does mean it can take a little longer for delivery, each print is lovingly produced with a keen eye for detail and consistency.

Please alllow up to 3 working days for delivery. Your unframed print will be carefully wrapped in eco-friendly packaging and will be dispatched by Royal Mail 1st class.

All rights to this image are reserved. Any unauthorized reprint or use of this image is strictly prohibited. No part of the artwork may be reproduced, resold, or used for promotional or social media use without written consent from the artist © Paula Mary