Evoke the serene beauty of a Scottish moor with this charming print, inspired by the Butterwort plant found in the boggy expanses of Ardnamurchan Peninsula. A delicate display of the flora in question takes pride of place in the foreground, with its slender stems crowned by pendulous, violet blooms, each petal marked by a subtle dance of light and shadow.

Characteristic of Naive Art, this piece features a simplified yet evocative depiction of landscape; rounded stones nestle among vivid green tufts, a testament to the hearty vegetation that thrives in this damp environment. The clear, crisp quality of the air is almost palpable, suggested by the crisp blues of the distant waters and the gentle gradation of the hills that roll softly under the wide, open sky.

Celebrating the raw, unspoiled charm of the Scottish wilds, this print captures both the rough textures of the rocky terrain and the soft, organic lines of the natural flora. Its rich, earthen palette of greens, blues, and muted purples exudes a sense of tranquility, inviting the onlooker into a world where nature's subtle intricacies are rendered with a lovingly unpretentious touch. Ideal for those enchanted by Scotland's natural splendour, this piece adds a touch of the Highlands' quiet majesty to any space.