Lunar Garden: Full 9 Print Series Framed

This collection features a series of nine prints, crafted using a 3-color reduction technique. Each piece intricately aligns the symbolism of Appalachian plants with the phases of the moon, creating a harmonious blend of nature and celestial beauty. A galaxy motif weaves through all nine prints, uniting them into a cohesive cosmic narrative.

The series begins and ends with differing Fern prints, framing the collection and adding a unique sense of continuity and balance. Each print in the series draws a parallel between a specific Appalachian plant and a corresponding phase of the moon. The symbolism of each plant—rooted in Appalachian folklore and natural history—resonates with the qualities associated with its respective moon phase:

Fern in New Moon: Represents planting seeds of intention and magic.
Hemlock in Waxing Crescent: Symbolizes change, energy, and movement.
Bloodroot in First Quarter: Signifies challenges, sending roots, growth, and strength.
Trillium in Waxing Gibbous: Embodies patience and oneness.
Red Pine in Full Moon: A time of vision and wisdom.
Mayapple in Waning Gibbous: Reflects a time to harvest, release, and heal.
Ghost Pipe in Last Quarter: Indicates transition and personal peace.
Milkweed in Waning Crescent: Suggests a need to surrender and reconnect.
Fern in New Moon: Echoes themes of closure and preparation for new beginnings.

Each print is presented in a handmade birch and polycarbonate frame, adding a unique and personal touch to the collection. These frames not only protect the artwork but also complement its natural and ethereal themes, making each piece a stunning standalone work as well as a vital part of the collective series.

Only three full sets of this unique series exist, making it a rare and highly sought-after addition to any art collection.

Please allow 3-4 weeks for frame construction and processing time.