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Banksia

Bold, sculptural and full of unique character.

Banksias are among the most recognisable forms of the Australian bush. Explore Bell Art pieces featuring Meryl Bell’s interpretations of their distinctive forms, earthy colours and intricate detail.

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Uniquely Australian

Bush Gems Card - Banksia
Bush Gems Card - Banksia

Bush Gems Card - Banksia

4.9 (49)

$6.95

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High Density Banksia Rectangular Tray
High Density Banksia Rectangular Tray
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High Density Banksia Rectangular Tray

4.8 (18)

$49.50

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Orange Delights Gift Set
Orange Delights Gift Set

Orange Delights Gift Set

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White Collection Greeting Card - Showy Banksia
White Collection Greeting Card - Showy Banksia

White Collection Greeting Card - Showy Banksia

4.9 (49)

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White Collection Notepad - Showy Banksia
White Collection Notepad - Showy Banksia

White Collection Notepad - Showy Banksia

4.9 (42)

$8.95

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Wildflowers Greeting Card - High Density Habitat
Wildflowers Greeting Card - High Density Habitat

Wildflowers Greeting Card - High Density Habitat

4.9 (49)

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Wildflowers Greeting Card- Southern Ambassadors
Wildflower Greeting Card- Southern Ambassador

Wildflowers Greeting Card- Southern Ambassadors

4.9 (49)

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Wildflowers Notepad - Banksia
Wildflowers Notepad - Banksia

Wildflowers Notepad - Banksia

4.9 (42)

$8.95

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THE FLOWER BEHIND THE COLLECTION

A true Australian original

With more than 170 species endemic to Australia, banksias appear in an extraordinary variety of forms across the country. Their flower spikes are made up of hundreds, sometimes thousands, of tiny individual flowers, creating the rich texture and structure that makes them so recognisable.

For Meryl, that sculptural quality offered wonderful material to paint, from the rhythmic form of their leaves to the dense flower heads and seed cones. Her interpretations bring out both the strength and fine detail of a plant that feels completely at home in the Australian landscape.