I saw a similar image in a NZ Gardener magazine. I loved the random colours speckled over the cob and the deep purple colour. My mother used to make corn dolls to sell, and she used the ‘hair’ inside for the dolls’ hair, plus the dried leaves to make the clothes. They were delightful. We sisters got quite adept at making them too.
I saw a similar image in a NZ Gardener magazine. I loved the random colours speckled over the cob and the deep purple colour. My mother used to make corn dolls to sell, and she used the ‘hair’ inside for the dolls’ hair, plus the dried leaves to make the clothes. They were delightful. We sisters got quite adept at making them too.
Prints are taken from the original watercolour painting.
The image you see here is printed on 200gsm uncoated, acid- and lignin-free poster card. It will arrive to you well protected, lying flat on a backing board within a cellophane sleeve.
If not in stock, watercolour images will be finalised for printing when ordered, with a maximum of 2-3 weeks for delivery.
