Butterflies on Wildflowers — Museum-Grade Archival Print

Two species, one flower head.

Neither one got here alone.

A blue and a checkerspot working the same cluster of white asters.

Many blue butterflies spend their caterpillar stage being farmed. The larvae secrete a sugary fluid that ants drink, and in exchange the ants guard them from wasps and spiders. That butterfly was very likely raised under protection it paid for by the drop.

Product features

- Giclée printing on museum-grade archival matte paper

- Fade-resistant pigment inks

- Matte finish reduces glare and holds fine texture

- Ships unframed; slight size tolerance due to production

Care instructions

- Frame behind glass and keep out of direct sun. Wipe gently with a clean, dry cloth.