Marigold | Flower Art Prints
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Power | Honoring the divine | Grief | October birth flower
There is a legend that Mother Mary used marigolds as money and so the Early Christians had a tradition of placing flowers on Mary’s altar as an offering instead of coins. And this is also how marigolds got their name which derived from marygolde.
In Mexico, marigolds are known as 'flor de muertos' (flower of the dead) and play a central role in the annual Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebrations. The bright orange and yellow hues of marigold flowers are thought to attract and guide the spirits of the deceased back to the world of the living.
In the Victorian Era, the marigold was synonymous with grief, despair and mourning. To the Victorians, the marigold was a remembrance flower.
- Made In Canada
- 5% of sales donated to senior dogs
- Art is created by stamping the leaves and petals of the flower
- Two sizes available - 8x10 and 11x14
- Gicleé printed in house on 100% archival cotton rag paper
- All prints are sold unframed
We ship from Canada to Canada, the USA, and Australia.
Orders ship in 2-4 business days and tracking will be emailed to you once it’s on the way.
Estimated delivery: Canada 3–9 days • USA 5–12 days • Australia 10–20 days (business days).
For US and international customers: My products are CUSMA certified, which means they should be duty-free for the USA and Mexico under normal circumstances. That said, customs can be unpredictable and any fees that pop up at the border are unfortunately out of my control. If your order does incur extra charges, those will be your responsibility.
!!! Please note that orders returned due to unpaid duties won't be refunded !!!
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