Nasturtium 1
£40.00
Nasturtium, good enough to eat.
Nasturtium seeds were used for a substitute for pepper during World War II. The name nasturtium means “nose twister” in Latin, referring to people’s reaction upon tasting the flowers.
Mounted dimensions : 37.5 x 28.5 cm
Edition of 50
The flowers have been pressed using the traditional method of flower pressing.
They are then printed onto thick premium quality matte photo paper with a lovely slightly off white background, then mounted onto a light grey card with a firm backing.
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