Red Waratah ~ Australian Flower Photography Print ~ Floral Wall Art by Nadia Culph
'Gulpilil's Stories of the Dreamtime tells a story explaining how the white waratah became red. In the story, a female wonga pigeon flew above the tree canopy looking for her lost mate. She was caught by a hawk but broke free, tearing her breast. She landed on a white waratah and her flowing blood stained it red.' - Michael J Connolly, Munda-gutta Kulliwari
Red Waratah ~ Australian Flower Photography Print ~ Floral Wall Art Nadia Culph
Available as unframed, high quality archival prints in a lustre finish.
Printed in a professional photographic lab on Canson Lustre Premium Giclée Paper, ensuring premium quality, sharp detail and vivid colour.
Stunning artwork to brighten up your home, ideal as statement wall art for your remodeling project and home renovation, or perfect as a beautiful gift.
If you need a particular print size or a different finish that is not listed, please contact The Random Image.
The print sizes available for purchase in the listing are standard photo sizes to make matting and framing a breeze.
Prints are wrapped and shipped in a durable, sturdy postal tube to prevent damage during transit.
Framing is now available (for Australian residents only).
3cm wood frames come in a choice of black or white with your choice of black or white mat. Ready to hang with D-rings and string.
Please allow approximately 7 - 10 business days for production and shipping.