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Framed Original Watercolor | Nobody knows this little Rose

$225.00

A single wild rose. Quietly extraordinary.

Pale blush petals in soft watercolor, with yellow stamens layered in as delicate collage - the tiny golden heart of the flower, rendered with as much care as the bloom itself. Green leaves, clean white ground, warm wood frame.

Dickinson's poem is about lifting a small, unnoticed rose and giving it to someone - the tenderness of that gesture, and the quiet sadness of taking it from where it grew. She had a gift for finding the whole world in something tiny. This piece tries to do the same.

A gentle, intimate piece. The kind that rewards being looked at slowly.

Size: 5 × 7 inches (image) | Framed: 9 × 9 inches
Medium: Original watercolor and cut paper collage
Frame: Warm wood 9 × 9 shadow box - ready to hang
One of a kind: Yes - this is an original, one-of-a-kind work

A single wild rose. Quietly extraordinary.

Pale blush petals in soft watercolor, with yellow stamens layered in as delicate collage - the tiny golden heart of the flower, rendered with as much care as the bloom itself. Green leaves, clean white ground, warm wood frame.

Dickinson's poem is about lifting a small, unnoticed rose and giving it to someone - the tenderness of that gesture, and the quiet sadness of taking it from where it grew. She had a gift for finding the whole world in something tiny. This piece tries to do the same.

A gentle, intimate piece. The kind that rewards being looked at slowly.

Size: 5 × 7 inches (image) | Framed: 9 × 9 inches
Medium: Original watercolor and cut paper collage
Frame: Warm wood 9 × 9 shadow box - ready to hang
One of a kind: Yes - this is an original, one-of-a-kind work

"Nobody knows this little Rose" by Emily Dickinson

Nobody knows this little Rose—
It might a pilgrim be
Did I not take it from the ways
And lift it up to thee.
Only a Bee will miss it—
Only a Butterfly,
Hastening from far journey—
On its breast to lie—
Only a Bird will wonder—
Only a Breeze will sigh—
Ah Little Rose—how easy
For such as thee to die!