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Portal to the night and day print

Price

£7.00

A watercolour A6 print inspired by illuminated manuscripts and the detailed borders and scenes they portray. As I don’t paint on vellum, I painted the background border in coffee to create the aged texture. 



If you choose ‘add sparkles’ I will handprint the glitter gilding and the moon and sun. This adds more magic to your walls.



Explore the rest of my Illuminated Garden collection for more medieval inspired art.

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How to use

  • Frame and display on walls, shelves, or desks to brighten your space

  • Gift as botanical or floral art prints to friends and loved ones

  • Pair with journal dust or stickers for layered, themed decor

  • Mix and match sizes to create your own gallery wall

Care Guide

How to Care for Your Art Print

  • Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve vibrant watercolour colours

  • Frame under glass if possible for extra protection

  • Avoid moisture and high humidity

  • Or tuck into a beloved diary or journal, nestled among your words and memories

Size & Specs

  • Size: A6

  • High-Quality Fine Art Paper Each print is made on premium Canon matte fine art paper, chosen for its smooth texture and ability to make every delicate detail shine. Perfect for framing, gifting, or adding a splash of whimsy to your space.

  • Long-Lasting Inks I use the Canon Pixma Pro-200 printer with near-archival inks, which means your print will stay vibrant and beautiful for years, capturing every petal, leaf, and tiny brushstroke.

  • Lovingly Made Every print is produced with care, so your flowers, fairies, and garden scenes look as magical as they do in real life.

Shipping and returns

  • Prints are carefully packaged using eco friendly materials

  • I will ship out your print within 3 working days of your order

  • Returns accepted within 14 days if in perfect condition

  • Questions? Email me anytime (bellisartstudios@gmail.com) and I’ll help

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