FREE SHIPPING INCLUDED! Stunning Queen Anne’s Lace Two 8″x10″ Print Display Hauntingly Beautiful Textural Design in Off White Cream with a Vintage Arched Overlay (a part of the photo) Perfect display for a Up to date Farmhouse or Cottage Queen Anne’s lace is said to have been named after Queen Anne of England, who was once an expert lace maker. Legend has it that when pricked with a needle, a single drop of blood fell from her finger onto the lace, leaving the dark purple floret found in the flower’s center. The name wild carrot derived from the plant’s past history of use as an alternative to carrots. The fruit of this plant is spiky and curls inward, harking back to a bird’s nest, which is another of its common names. Framing not included. Colors may vary rather because of differences in monitors. Watermark won’t appear on final prints. ♥ PHOTOGRAPHS (unframed) are created on premium, archival paper with a luster finish. Larger sizes to be had in addition to Canvas Prints – search “Queen” at top left.
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