This delightful and joyful Candy Cane Christmas snail was painted by Hannah. She is a watercolorist in Eastern NC.
This image is printed on Aurora Cotton Fine Art Greeting paper. It is acid free and archival grade making this a heirloom card. Ready to be treasured and framed.
It can be purchased with or without handmade red snail wax seal stamp. They are shipped with round double sided tape ready to be easily applied to the card.
It can be purchased as a single card, set of three, six or set of ten. All come with envelopes with gold accent.
Free shipping for orders over $45 and all other orders have a flat shipping fee of $6.
Here is a bit about Hannah’s painting journey.
“Nature has always been where I feel most at ease, which led to a fascination with the critters that call it home, of course. Studying and painting the creatures that inhabit Creation alongside us has brought much joy and peace to my life. It is hard not to be struck by how intricately designed even the strangest of God’s creatures are when you take the time to look at them.”
This delightful and joyful Candy Cane Christmas snail was painted by Hannah. She is a watercolorist in Eastern NC.
This image is printed on Aurora Cotton Fine Art Greeting paper. It is acid free and archival grade making this a heirloom card. Ready to be treasured and framed.
It can be purchased with or without handmade red snail wax seal stamp. They are shipped with round double sided tape ready to be easily applied to the card.
It can be purchased as a single card, set of three, six or set of ten. All come with envelopes with gold accent.
Free shipping for orders over $45 and all other orders have a flat shipping fee of $6.
Here is a bit about Hannah’s painting journey.
“Nature has always been where I feel most at ease, which led to a fascination with the critters that call it home, of course. Studying and painting the creatures that inhabit Creation alongside us has brought much joy and peace to my life. It is hard not to be struck by how intricately designed even the strangest of God’s creatures are when you take the time to look at them.”
