Bring the vivid, fiery energy of spring indoors with this striking botanical photograph. Captured in magnificent detail, this image highlights the unique, frost-like ruffled edges of a Fringed Orange Tulip. The composition draws the eye into the deep red heart of the bloom, contrasting beautifully with the glowing orange petals and the soft green background. Perfect for adding a bold splash of natural color and extraordinary texture to your walls, this fine art print celebrates the breathtaking, intricate artistry of nature.
Note on Print Borders: My fine art prints are perfect for framing - so I’m offering border options ranging from 1 inch to 2 inches. Your images is scaled down to leave space for the border - the paper size will always be the size that you order, regardless of border size. There is also a ‘no border’ option for full-bleed prints.
Specifications:
High quality ink
Rich colours and deep blacks
300gsm paper weight
Bright white paper
Hand cut edges
Matte finish, textured surface with no glare
Resistant to scratches and fingerprints
Orders typically ship within 5 business days from when I receive the order
Froh Good: As always, a portion of everything we do at Froh Collective goes to our philanthropic branch! A percentage of all SALE REVENUES goes into the Froh Good Fund, helping to bring creativity back into the community!
5% for items valued at $50 and under
10% for items valued at $100 and under
15% for items valued at $150 and under
20% for items valued at $200 and under
25% for items valued over $250
Because we grew this flower in our garden (Zone 9a), I also have some more information for you, courtesy of David!
Common Name: Fringed Orange Tulip (Crispa Tulip)
Scientific Name:Tulipa (Crispa Group)
Hardiness Zones: Zones 3–8
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Cool Facts: The distinctive, frayed-looking fringes on the edges of the petals are actually the result of a cultivated genetic mutation. In the garden, fringed varieties have exceptionally thick petals that make them highly durable, which is why their intricate texture holds up so beautifully in macro photography.
Bring the vivid, fiery energy of spring indoors with this striking botanical photograph. Captured in magnificent detail, this image highlights the unique, frost-like ruffled edges of a Fringed Orange Tulip. The composition draws the eye into the deep red heart of the bloom, contrasting beautifully with the glowing orange petals and the soft green background. Perfect for adding a bold splash of natural color and extraordinary texture to your walls, this fine art print celebrates the breathtaking, intricate artistry of nature.
Note on Print Borders: My fine art prints are perfect for framing - so I’m offering border options ranging from 1 inch to 2 inches. Your images is scaled down to leave space for the border - the paper size will always be the size that you order, regardless of border size. There is also a ‘no border’ option for full-bleed prints.
Specifications:
High quality ink
Rich colours and deep blacks
300gsm paper weight
Bright white paper
Hand cut edges
Matte finish, textured surface with no glare
Resistant to scratches and fingerprints
Orders typically ship within 5 business days from when I receive the order
Froh Good: As always, a portion of everything we do at Froh Collective goes to our philanthropic branch! A percentage of all SALE REVENUES goes into the Froh Good Fund, helping to bring creativity back into the community!
5% for items valued at $50 and under
10% for items valued at $100 and under
15% for items valued at $150 and under
20% for items valued at $200 and under
25% for items valued over $250
Because we grew this flower in our garden (Zone 9a), I also have some more information for you, courtesy of David!
Common Name: Fringed Orange Tulip (Crispa Tulip)
Scientific Name:Tulipa (Crispa Group)
Hardiness Zones: Zones 3–8
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Cool Facts: The distinctive, frayed-looking fringes on the edges of the petals are actually the result of a cultivated genetic mutation. In the garden, fringed varieties have exceptionally thick petals that make them highly durable, which is why their intricate texture holds up so beautifully in macro photography.
Image 1 of 13
Image 2 of 13
Image 3 of 13
Image 4 of 13
Image 5 of 13
Image 6 of 13
Image 7 of 13
Image 8 of 13
Image 9 of 13
Image 10 of 13
Image 11 of 13
Image 12 of 13
Image 13 of 13