The Dandelion That Outgrew Us

Across a wide brown moor, under a sky swollen with grey, a single dandelion has risen far beyond human scale. Its pale seed-head has come undone, loosing a slow drift of white into the moving air. The whole scene holds its breath between stillness and departure, as if the land itself were letting go of something.

At the foot of the enormous stem, a small figure in a pale blue hooded raincoat stands with their back to us, watching the seeds climb and scatter on the wind. There is wonder here, and a little melancholy — the quiet of a vast open place where one person and one impossible flower share a passing, weightless moment.

Printed edge to edge on high-gloss acrylic glass: rich, saturated colour with a museum-grade finish that resists fading.

Frame-free. The panel is the finished piece, with no frame or mat needed.

Wipe with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

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