This limited edition original linoprint is the first in a series of floral designs based on British wildflowers. It features one of our most iconic and recognisable native flowers, the daffodil (Narcissus Pseudonarcissus).
 
Each design in this series features a bold, graphic depiction of a native bloom, inspired by the art noveau style of tarot cards.
 
The sight of yellow banks of daffodils on the edge of our woodlands and streams signalling the arrival of Spring has long been a symbol of rebirth, renewal and resiliance - a reminder that if we can make it through the dark days of winter, there are brighter days to come.
 
In folklore, the daffodil is often assocciated with luck and wealth. A Welsh tradition states that seeing the first daffodil of the season will attract wealth to your household for the year to come. Another tale claims that those who tread carefully around daffodils and avoid stepping on them will be rewarded with abundance.
 
Limited edition of five prints on Japanese HoSho paper. 394 x 279 mm (15.5 x 10.9 in).
 
You can buy this item as a standalone print, add a mount to slot into any 16x12 inch frame, or add a solid oak frame so it's ready to hang straight onto your wall.