$25.00
Available on backorder
252 pieces
Finished size 38 cm x 26 cm
A walk through a magical and mossy forest, this green and shadowy place has lush foliage , tangled twisty trees and mossy mounds. The deep silence is broken by the trickling sound of Pencil Pine Creek as it moves along close to the boardwalk.
An original artwork by Sue Holm.
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