Flùr àrsaidh - A6 (4.1in x 5.8in)
A6 Print
Pictured are the distinctive flowers of wood sorrel, scientifically known as ‘Oxalis acetosella’. These delicate white flowers are used as a marker of ancient woodlands, so it is no surprise that the wood sorrel is deep-rooted in Scottish folklore.
It’s three leaves have led to its association with good luck and protection, with many cultures viewing it as a symbol of fortune, akin to the luck of the four-leaved clover. In Scotland, it is often seen as a protective charm, thought to ward off negative energies and bring peace to those who encounter it in the wild. Their ability to flourish in harsh conditions symbolizes resilience, making them a cherished sight for many.
Each print will be uniquely numbered and signed with a personalised note of thanks.
Photo Location: Strathmore Estate, Scotland.
A6 Print
Pictured are the distinctive flowers of wood sorrel, scientifically known as ‘Oxalis acetosella’. These delicate white flowers are used as a marker of ancient woodlands, so it is no surprise that the wood sorrel is deep-rooted in Scottish folklore.
It’s three leaves have led to its association with good luck and protection, with many cultures viewing it as a symbol of fortune, akin to the luck of the four-leaved clover. In Scotland, it is often seen as a protective charm, thought to ward off negative energies and bring peace to those who encounter it in the wild. Their ability to flourish in harsh conditions symbolizes resilience, making them a cherished sight for many.
Each print will be uniquely numbered and signed with a personalised note of thanks.
Photo Location: Strathmore Estate, Scotland.
A6 Print
Pictured are the distinctive flowers of wood sorrel, scientifically known as ‘Oxalis acetosella’. These delicate white flowers are used as a marker of ancient woodlands, so it is no surprise that the wood sorrel is deep-rooted in Scottish folklore.
It’s three leaves have led to its association with good luck and protection, with many cultures viewing it as a symbol of fortune, akin to the luck of the four-leaved clover. In Scotland, it is often seen as a protective charm, thought to ward off negative energies and bring peace to those who encounter it in the wild. Their ability to flourish in harsh conditions symbolizes resilience, making them a cherished sight for many.
Each print will be uniquely numbered and signed with a personalised note of thanks.
Photo Location: Strathmore Estate, Scotland.
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