Hebe print
Koromiko, or hebe, is a New Zealand native, with spikes of tiny flowers in white, pink and purple. There are about 90 different kinds of hebe in Aotearoa but some are really hard to tell apart because they mostly all just look like kind of shrubby bushy planty things.
The flowers are popular with bees and butterflies, and the leaf tips were traditionally used to treat diarrhoea and ulcers.
Product information
Signed copy of original watercolour painting. Printed on acid-free, archival quality, 100% cotton fibre, 260 gsm, velvet fine art paper. The ink should last for decades if hung out of direct sunlight. The size is the size of the paper. It will fit a 30 x 30 cm (12 x 12 inch) frame. There is a white border around the image to allow for signing and framing.
Return and refund policy
If you’re unhappy with your print, return it within 14 days of delivery in undamaged condition and I will refund the purchase price less the cost of postage.
Packaging and postage
Prints are packed flat in sturdy cardboard and sent via New Zealand Post.
