Products tagged with flora

Sleepy Town, now in its third printing, was lovingly written by Paula and Taras Danyluk and fancifully illustrated by Rosie Taylor. Read the book, collect the whimsical characters featured within the pages, create a Sleepy Town world.

Sleepy Town, now in its third printing, was lovingly written by Paula and Taras Danyluk and fancifully illustrated by Rosie Taylor. Read the book, collect the whimsical characters featured within the pages, download the original song, and create a Sleepy

This book celebrates an art of living inspired by the 18th century, taking readers inside the founders of Antoinette Poisson's historic townhouse on the Atlantic coast to discover a style of entertaining rooted in French tradition and elegance.

Pattern from an original one attributed to the manufacture Les Associés - middle of the 18th century- present in a devotion box from the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco. All of the productions are entirely handmade: irregularities may appear.

A tree growing near the ruins of Greenwich Place is rumored to have fruit so sweet it glows golden even in the moonlight.

A piece of wall art depicting two Australian parakeets with slate-blue plumage, perched on a china-blue branch against a sage green background. Bright and colorful, yet subtle enough in design to blend with your decor, put this in a room with light!

A reproduction of an 1861 wallpaper, this remarkable print of a paradisiacal jungle bears a romanticized representation of nature in an echo of the idyllic vision of an age whose collective imagination was fuelled by its many botanical discoveries.

A pocket guide to 154 plants common to the fields, meadows, and woodlands of France. Created in 1900 for excursionists, hikers, and amateur botanists, it details growing seasons and locales written by specialist R. Siélain. Illustrated by A. d’Apreval.

One in a series of four prints, tracing the life of native flora from seed or root to flower. Each painting is a study of a branch or bloom suspended in time - drawn from life and captured quickly before its vivifying force withers and deadens.