Two tulip stems are mirrored at the centre of the frame, their petals meeting as if caught mid-kiss. Each bloom shifts in color from creamy white, brushed with fine red speckles, to a deep, velvety red softened by a touch of cream at the edge. Photographed against black, the elegant curve of the petals and the richness of the gradient give this pairing a quiet, romantic intensity.
Print Details
This print is produced as a limited-edition archival giclée — a museum-grade fine art print made to last generations.
- Paper: Hahnemühle Photo Rag Ultra Smooth 305gsm, 100% cotton (acid and lignin-free)
- Quality: Museum quality, ISO 9706 certified for age resistance, with a premium matte inkjet coating
- Authentication: Signed and numbered by the artist. A Certificate of Authenticity is included
- Framing: Sold unframed. All prints include a 2cm white border
Available Sizes & Editions
- 40×60cm — Edition of 8 + 1 AP — €650
- 60×90cm — Edition of 8 + 1 AP — €1,200
- 80×120cm — Edition of 5 + 1 AP — €2,500
For custom sizing, framing options, or trade enquiries, please visit the Trade page.
Shipping Details:
Shipping is free within Germany. For other destinations, shipping cost is calculated at checkout.
Each print is made to order. After you place your order, it is sent to print and undergoes a quality check before shipping — this takes approximately 8–10 days. Total delivery time is approximately 12–14 days from your order date.
We currently ship within Germany, the UK, Switzerland, and international destinations outside the EU.
Customers outside the EU: shipping is calculated at checkout. Please note that customs duties, import taxes, or other import fees are the buyer’s responsibility.
Customers within the EU (outside Germany): due to new EU packaging regulations (PPWR) that require separate registration in each member state, we’re currently unable to offer automatic checkout shipping to all EU countries. Please contact us at info@botanic-art.de before ordering so we can confirm shipping options and costs for your location.
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