Purple Wildflower Mandala Card – Fairy Palace
$4.95 – $5.95
Purple wildflower mandala art printed as a 5.25″ by 5.25″ square greeting card and infused with fairy energy. Includes envelope and free shipping. If you’re mailing you card and would like me to add the correct USPS first class stamp to the envelope, please choose that option from the menu. An additional charge will apply.
Purple wildflower mandala card is digitally printed using archival pigment inks on silky, bright white, acid-free paper. Folded card is 5.25" by 5.25" and comes with a beautifully made, bright white envelope. The photograph I used to create this wildflower mandala is printed on the back of the card with the photo location. Interior of the card is blank and the paper is super smooth, not slick, and takes gel, ballpoint, and other inks well. Perfect as a thinking of you card, everyday note, birthday card, or little frameable gift for a flower lover or someone who wouldn't be adverse to lying in a field, enjoying the wildflowers and dreaming. The card and envelope are packaged together in a plastic sleeve and mailed in a stiffened mailer.
Framing. This purple wildflower card is created using high-quality materials, such as might be used in a museum. The print is sharp, bright, and frameable. To protect the vibrancy of the artwork, I frame using UV glass or acrylic, and I recommend it. If you use plain glass or acrylic, make sure you hang this sweet, little piece and all your beautiful art away from direct sunlight.
Postage. Because irregularly shaped mail, like this square purple wildflower card, must be canceled by hand, the U.S. Postal Service requires extra postage to deliver them. Special "butterfly stamps" carry the exact right postage to mail your bee card within the U.S. If you would like me to stamp the envelope with a butterfly stamp so it's ready for you to mail, please choose that option from the menu.
About the Art. The purple wildflower mandala art on this card, titled Fairy Palace, began as a photo of wild basil growing in a small meadow on my property on Pleasant Hill. Wild basil is a low-growing little plant that rambles abundant and free through my little meadow. Being an exotic and sometimes invasive plant, it introduced itself to the meadow and has evaded elimination by the deer, who don't seem to favor its flavor. In spite of its sometimes assertive habits, I like wild basil. It brings a sweet purple color into my meadow and I always feel a light, little energy around it, that might be a sprite or fairy. With that in mind, I used my photo to create this magical mandala that invites your exploration of its green center while surrounding you in a fine, lavender haze that perhaps marks the passage of fairy wings.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.0375 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5 × 5 × .05 in |
| Stamp the envelope? | No, Yes |
Linda Gribko
Linda Gribko is an avid gardener, naturalist, author, artist, and photographer living just outside Morgantown, West Virginia, on a one-acre property she calls Yellow Bird's Rest. She's been gardening since the age of three, when she was put to work plucking rocks from the family vegetable patch, and was gifted her first growlight set-up at the age of eight. Linda is best known for her wildflower photography and the digital mandala art she creates from her nature photos, but is also a mixed media artist and published author. Her quirky first novel, "Giving Voice to Dawn", was published in November 2016 and was followed up with "The Lion's Apprentice" in June 2020. The series follows the magical romp of a woman plucked by the Universe from the cubicles of Corporate America and dropped into the crease between "this world and that" where Spirit Animals carry messages, disembodied voices spout wisdom, and you never know who might show up to walk you back home.
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