FOXGLOVE PATTERN PRINT (A3)
A botanical print featuring foxglove, poppies and daisies in a repeat pattern on a deep navy background carefully drawn to create a unique floral wall art print perfect for any home. At Ivy and Fern we care for the natural world around us and sustainability so all our prints are printed on 100% recycled paper and are presented in biodegradable packaging.
Printed on to 300gsm 100% recycled paper.
(Please note there is a slightly flecked appearance to the paper due to the recycled process)
Sizes:
A3 (29.7cm x 42cm)
DESIGNED & PRINTED IN ENGLAND
DELIVERY / NEW PRODUCT:
This item is new and delivery may take longer than normal please allow 7-10 working days, thank you.
A botanical print featuring foxglove, poppies and daisies in a repeat pattern on a deep navy background carefully drawn to create a unique floral wall art print perfect for any home. At Ivy and Fern we care for the natural world around us and sustainability so all our prints are printed on 100% recycled paper and are presented in biodegradable packaging.
Printed on to 300gsm 100% recycled paper.
(Please note there is a slightly flecked appearance to the paper due to the recycled process)
Sizes:
A3 (29.7cm x 42cm)
DESIGNED & PRINTED IN ENGLAND
DELIVERY / NEW PRODUCT:
This item is new and delivery may take longer than normal please allow 7-10 working days, thank you.
A botanical print featuring foxglove, poppies and daisies in a repeat pattern on a deep navy background carefully drawn to create a unique floral wall art print perfect for any home. At Ivy and Fern we care for the natural world around us and sustainability so all our prints are printed on 100% recycled paper and are presented in biodegradable packaging.
Printed on to 300gsm 100% recycled paper.
(Please note there is a slightly flecked appearance to the paper due to the recycled process)
Sizes:
A3 (29.7cm x 42cm)
DESIGNED & PRINTED IN ENGLAND
DELIVERY / NEW PRODUCT:
This item is new and delivery may take longer than normal please allow 7-10 working days, thank you.
