Rowan / mountain ash - A3 linoprint

Rowan / mountain ash - A3 linoprint
Rowan / Rudha-an as Gaeilge (also known as Mountain Ash)
The Mountain Ash (sorbus aucuparia) is a robust native Irish tree.
Commonly found in Ireland along roadsides, in glens, up mountainous areas and throughout woodlands.
The 5-9 paired leaves are a beautiful green and the berries are a scarlet red at the beginning of Autumn.
This tree is extremely important for wildlife. The creamy coloured flowers that appeared in May-June attract moths such as the Common Emerald. These flowers also provide pollen and nectar for bees and other pollinating insects, while the berries are a rich source of autumn food for birds, especially the blackbird and the Mistle Thrush. The Mistle Thrush love these berries and are territorial of the Mountain Ash - not because it’s a nesting site but because it’s a great supply of food.
Mature trees can grow to 15m and can live for up to 200 years.
The protective sleeve on this linoprint is biodegradable.
Hand pulled using non-toxic water based ink.
Acid free organic card.