Sea Pinks view to the Shiant Isles, Isle of Lewis

Sea Pinks dance in the breeze overlooking a large sea swell with the Shiant Isles in the distance. Incredibly these vibrant pink flowers thrive in these harsh conditions, clinging to barren rocks, windswept and battered by the salty air and sea spray. Sea Pinks or “Thrift” are known in Gaelic as “Tonna chladaich”, meaning 'beach wave’.

Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland.

Size - Image size is 300mm square with a white border of 75mm on all sides to allow for mounting, handling and framing.

We use one of the UK’s leading fine art production houses to produce museum-quality prints. The Giclée method produces incredibly detailed printing, in rich saturated colours onto “Hahnemühle” archival fine art paper.

Signed and numbered

Limited Edition of 195

Prints are packed and rolled in a tube ready for safe shipping.