Nandina offers a varied display, first white panicles of flowers, then comes a fabulous autumnal crimson colour change, complete with bright red berries.The icing on the cake is that it retains a full crimson appearance through the winter, partly thanks to the elliptical leaves which are usually in pairs along the stems. Nandina is also known as heavenly bamboo. This is slightly misleading, since Nandina is not related to bamboo, although the plant is certainly heavenly. In China Nandina was often planted beside temples, a fact which was reflected in the name when the plant made its way to Europe ( text taken from Joy of Plants .co.uk)

For further information on the Cyanotype and Wet Cyanotype techniques see ‘About' in my shop.

Created on 300gsm acid free watercolour paper, hinge-mounted to a backboard and White mount both acid free and in a fully recyclable protective bag.

Named ‘Heavenly Bamboo’ numbered and signed on the reverse, it comes with a Certificate of Authenticity as an Original Artwork 1/1

Mounted Size is 10” x 12” (25.4 x 30.48 cm) ready for you to place into a 10” x 12” frame of your choice.
Aperture size is 7” x 9”

The frames and props shown in the photographs are for illustrative purposes only.

The photogram will be posted out in an all board envelope which is reusable and recyclable.

Colour and contrast may vary slightly from the image on screen due to monitor/screen settings. See more original photograms in my Evergreen Collection.

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