Mirrored Cranes in the Garden Art Print ancient half-turned toward the light

half-turned toward the light

Every glance reminds you that beauty can be simple

the fox loses its nostalgia and gains grit

It earns its keep in bedrooms

Mirrored Cranes in the Garden Art Print ancient half-turned toward the light'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of deep sage green and terracotta peonies. Two mirrored cranes anchor a garden of blossom and dark leaves, drawn in the spirit of a Morris tapestry. Hang it and the room shifts from quiet to layered. The pattern carries the wall on its own, with enough breathing space between the birds and the border to stop it tipping into busy. It earns its place above a sideboard, a bed, or a fireplace in a sitting room.