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Daisies art print

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$20.00
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$20.00

Two daisies, one cobalt line, zero fuss. Hand drawn and left alone, because the flowers were already doing the work. Small enough for a shelf, calm enough for a nursery, plain enough to go anywhere.

About this art print:

  • 8 x 10 in
  • Matte, museum-quality art paper
  • Unframed, frame not included
  • Ships flat in protective packaging

Illustrated by Katie Valentine, the artist and founder of MangoIllustrated — an independent illustrated stationery and gift brand for people who want products that actually feel like them. Designed and sold directly from the artist.

Please note, color of the actual art print may vary slightly due to the settings of the device you are viewing the listing on.

Copyright - Katie Valentine, MangoIllustrated

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