Celebrate Earth Day every day with this beautiful botanical Earth Day Mini Framed Print by Snoqualmie artist Bethany Fackrell. Featuring a blooming “land back” message, ten percent of each Earth Day Mini Framed Print sale is donated to the Snoqualmie Tribe Ancestral Lands Movement so they can continue the incredible work of reclaiming ancestral tribal lands for stewardship and care! This fine art print is a gorgeous way to show your love for the earth, for indigenous sustainability practices, and a local Snoqualmie artist.

Printed in springtime greens with pops of purple and pink, Bethany incorporated several of her favorite botanicals as well as important Pacific Northwest plants in this fine art print, including:

Huckleberries, an important late summer food item to many indigenous peoples, including the Snoqualmie Tribe
Salmonberry blossoms, which are found from southern Alaska to northern California along the Pacific Coast
Devil’s Club, one of Bethany’s favorite traditional plants to harvest with her tribe
Camas flowers, the bulbs of which are a traditional food source for many Pacific and Inland Northwest tribes, including Blackfoot, Cree, and Nez Pierce
Ferns, which are abundant in the rainy Pacific Northwest
Snake plant, which featured in Bethany’s original artwork “Awakening of Spring,” which inspired the design of this piece
Cedar, one of the most vitally important plants to many tribes in the Pacific Northwest

Product specifications:

Giclee fine art print is framed in a white wooden frame
Hand signed by the artist
Print size: 5 in x 5 in / Frame size: 8 in x 8 in
Premium archival matte 230 gsm paper meets the highest archival standards
Packaged in a white box for protection/gifting
10% of all sales are donated to the Snoqualmie Tribe Ancestral Lands Movement

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