Asteraceae (Chrysanthemum) Wall Art. Paintings available ready to hang on your wall – The Perfect Gift
Chrysanthemums, often shortened to ‘mums’, are a popular genus within the Asteraceae family, known for their bright and cheerful flowers that come in a wide array of colors, shapes, and sizes. These versatile perennials are celebrated for their late blooming season, often providing vibrant color in gardens when other flowers have finished for the year. Chrysanthemum blooms can be pompom-shaped, daisy-like, or spider-like, among many other forms, and their colors range from white to yellow, pink, purple, red, and multicolored varieties.
Each piece in our Asteraceae collection is more than just a print; it’s a window to the natural world, designed to inspire and uplift any room. Whether you’re drawn to the realism that makes you feel like you can reach out and touch the petals, or the abstract interpretations that invite your imagination to roam, there’s something in this collection for every nature lover.
Our watercolour prints capture the ethereal beauty of the Chrysanthemum, with each brushstroke adding a layer of depth and emotion. The illustrations, on the other hand, offer clarity and detail, celebrating the complexity of this beloved flower. For those who appreciate the richness and vibrancy of colours, our oil painting inspired prints are a feast for the eyes, while our abstract pieces offer a modern twist, showcasing the Chrysanthemum in a way you’ve never seen before.
Crafted with care on high-quality paper, each print in the Asteraceae collection is a testament to the beauty of nature and the talent of our artists. Whether you’re looking to add a splash of colour to your living room, bring a sense of calm to your bedroom, or inspire creativity in your workspace, these prints are designed to transform your space and connect you with the natural world in a way that’s both beautiful and meaningful. Welcome to our Asteraceae (Chrysanthemum) Wall Art collection, where nature’s artistry meets human creativity.
