Floral Emblems Art Card - Common Heath (VIC)
The Common Heath is one of Australia's nine magnificent floral emblems. Victoria was the first Australian state to officially recognise a floral emblem in November 1958. First collected in 1793 by botanist Jacques-Julien Houton de Labillardière, this slender and upright plant can grow to one meter high and occurs over large areas of Victoria, reaching into South Australia and Tasmania.
Contents: 1 x Art Card with envelope in cellophane bag
Box size: Card W 150mm x H 150mm
Weight: 20g
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BEHIND THE DESIGN
Nine flowers,
one Australian story.
Meryl created the Floral Emblems series with an ambitious idea in mind: to make these nine paintings a definitive artistic representation of Australia’s national, state and territory floral emblems. Each flower was given its own presence, captured with extraordinary attention to colour, form and detail.
Together, the works became Meryl’s ode to Australia through its flowers, nine individual emblems united in one elegant and spectacular series.
MADE FOR YOUR MESSAGE
Blank inside.
Made with care.
Flowers have a way of expressing so much, from joy and gratitude to love, sympathy and appreciation. Bell Art Floral Emblems cards are left blank inside, giving you the freedom to make the message entirely your own, whatever the occasion.
Designed and made in Australia using eco-friendly papers and inks, the cards, envelopes and packaging are recyclable. And their connection to Australian flora goes further than the artwork, with part proceeds from every Bell Art purchase supporting the Australian Flora Foundation and its research into our native plants.
