ARTIST SERIES - QUILLED PATH THROUGH THE IRISES, MONET GREETING CARD

The Path through the Irises by Claude Monet depicts a bird’s eye view of the garden path at Monet’s home in Giverny. Irises were among Monet’s favorite flowers and he had many planted in the flowerbeds surrounding his home. This work, and several others similar in subject, were created during the First World War in 1915.

• Inside each card, you will find a blank insert
• Envelope included
• Dimensions: 7 inches long x 5.5 inches wide
• Extra postage required for mailing
• Handmade in Vietnam

Quilling is the art of rolling, coiling and shaping small strips of paper to create a cohesive three-dimensional design and has been practiced for centuries. Historians have been able to date the art form back to Ancient Egyptian times where crafters would use a bird’s feather (quill) as the tool to coil the paper upon.