Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest Art Print

Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest Art Print featuring watercolor illustrations of mushrooms and fungi with their names, packaged in a compostable sleeve. Frame not included.

Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest Art Print featuring watercolor illustrations of nine mushrooms with their names, printed on archival paper. Frame not included.

Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest Art Print features watercolor illustrations of nine mushrooms with names, displayed on a ladder.

Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest Art Print featuring watercolor illustrations of nine mushrooms with common and Latin names, created by artist Brigida Swanson.

This 11" x 14" reproduction art print features watercolor illustrations of nine mushrooms and fungi found in the Pacific Northwest. Each mushroom illustration is paired with its common and Latin name, painted and hand-lettered by artist Brigida Swanson. Disclaimer: This art print is intended for artistic display purposes only and should not be used for foraging identification.

Museum quality art print created with fade resistant 19pt Savoy Cotton archival paper and ink. Packaged in a plant-based commercially compostable cello sleeve with sturdy recycled backing board. (Frame not included.)

DETAILS:

11 x 14 inches. Art print only, frame not included.
Museum quality art print created with fade resistant 19pt Savoy Cotton archival paper and ink.
Ships flat, sealed in a compostable cello sleeve within a sturdy cardboard mailer.
Due to monitor variations, colors may differ slightly from those on your screen.

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About Yardia:

Yardia is a gift and stationery company owned and operated by me, Brigida Swanson. I create nature-inspired watercolor home decor, gifts and stationery that help gardeners and hikers to express their intersectional identities and love the place they live. Learn more on our About page.

About the Artist

I'm Brigida, a CHamoru and multiracial artist based in Seattle, Washington. Nature's like family to me. Creating art about nature is how I feel most connected to the ancestral values of my CHamoru heritage, and to the Pacific Northwest culture in which I was raised. It's why I create products that express a kinship with nature, so that we can all experience a sense of belonging and wonder.