Kid of the Village Wildflowers Fine Art Print
Kid of the Village

Kid of the Village Wildflowers Fine Art Print

£22.95

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Add a sweet touch to your child’s bedroom with The Wildflowers Fine Art Print from Kid Of The Village. This artwork is printed on beautiful fine art paper using the highest quality Giclée printing process and archival inks. This means your print won't fade in sunlight and the colours will stay fresh and vivid. This dreamy print is beautifully designed on a white background with a range of nineteen different wildflowers including a daisy, poppy, cornflower, forget-me-not, bluebell and many more. This sweet artwork would make a lovely addition to your little ones bedroom, playroom or nursey.

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