Yarrow
Digital mixed media artist print of the native Yarrow, Achillea millefolium. The latin name, if you can guess, is from Achilles, the Greek god. The myth goes that Achilles mom had dipped him in yarrow to make him invulnerable as a body, holding him by his heel, which became his only weak spot. The centaur Chiron is said to have taught Achilles how to use yarrow to treat wounded soldiers. In herbalism we use yarrow in tea, tincture, oil infusion, salve, and even as a powder/poultice. It grows all over my farm, and I love the frilly waving leaves in the summer breeze.
Archival quality giclee prints printed in rich color on deep matte paper 240 GSM. All prints have a 1/4" white border and are sold with a white backing board and in a clear bag. Landscape images are mounted horizontally, Portrait, vertically.
All prints with Mat have a 1/4" white border and are sold with a white core bevel cut black acid-free front mat with a backing board and in a clear bag. Signed & numbered.
Mailed in a hard flat pack cardboard mailer.
