Lady’s Bedstraw (Galium verum)

Once used as a vegetable substitute for rennet in the making of cheese, its flower smells strongly of honey. The name originates from an old custom of embedding it in straw mattresses.

10 x 8 inch archival pigment prints

all photographs printed on Inbe washi paper (hemp and kozo fibre paper)

editions of 50

unframed photographs £220
framed photographs £350
oak frame with art glass 

£5 from each print will be donated to The Sussex Wildlife Trust

about Kathryn Martin

for unframed please allow 2 weeks for shipping

for framed please allow 4-6 weeks for shipping