SEPTEMBER. Asters in the moonlight, 9 x 9 x 1.5 inches, white floater frame.

^{Aster fun facts:}

The name “aster” comes from the Ancient Greek word for “star”—a reference to the plant’s star-shaped flowers.

^{Asters have been used to remember soldiers lost at war.}

^{In ancient Greek and Roman cultures, the burning of aster leaves was believed to scare away snakes and ward off evil spirits.}

^{Asters served as muses for painters and writers.} 

^{They were once burned to ward off serpents. Who knew?!}

How to display:

The colors and textures will not fade or discolor when displayed in indirect sunlight. The surface is coated with an acid-free covering so it may be displayed without glass and near a water source (coffee centers and bathrooms seem to be popular places to display my work these days).

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30-day return policy included

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