Kimono-Inspired Summer Flowers by the River Canvas Print

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My kimono-inspired vector art, consisting of stylized flowers with layers of petals like the chrysanthemum but with a simpler structure and fewer petals. The flowers grow along a riverbank, with smaller flowers floating above the water. For the color palette I went with violet, purple, pink, navy, green, turquoise and aqua, the cool hues of summer. So happy to share this work with you! Makes a wonderful gift to anyone who enjoys original, stylized, kimono-inspired floral designs.

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