Winter Flower: Honeywort

Description

☆ Description ☆

Winter Flower: Honeywort is part of a triptych called Winter Flowers, and it’s a celebration of the beauty in fat, disabled bodies. The flowers in each piece are known to bloom in winter if you look for them, just like fat, disabled people bloom for those who care to look. This piece shows off a person with laparoscopic surgery scars, draped by the stunning honeywort flower.

This piece is currently a PRE-ORDER item. Pre-order items take an additional 2-4 weeks to process due to color testing and shipping times, so please plan accordingly!

Please also note: Due to the inherent differences in the nature of art vs the nature of prints, computer monitors, and the color differences that occur, the colors of your prints will vary from what you see on your screen. There’s no such thing as an exact match for color, but I work to make the colors as close to the original paintings as technologically possible!

☆ Dimensions + Care ☆

• Prints are available in three sizes
  • 3″ x 4″ (7,62 x 10,16 cm)
  • 6″ x 8″ (15,24 x 20,32 cm)
  • 9″ x 12″ (22,6 x 30,48 cm)
• For information on how to care for your art print, see this link: Product Care

☆ Purchase Notes ☆

• Each order is carefully shipped via the United States Postal Service with their First Class service to save you money on costs, and each order includes a tracking or customs number for security (and anticipation!). For more info on shipping, please check out my Shipping Policy!
• For information on refunds and returns, please be sure to check out my Return Policy.
• Please note that a purchase will serve as notice that you have read and agreed to the terms included in the Terms and Conditions of Sale. Thank you!

☆ PayPal Users ☆

I’m so sorry, but I’m unable to accept PayPal for the foreseeable future. (You can still use Stripe to pay with your debit or credit card, though!) Their shady business practices included recently holding a payment hostage, sending misleading e-mails to me as the seller as to the reason for the withholding which delayed the customer’s order and would have cancelled the order had I not double checked in a spot buried away on their website, and then an attempt to continue to detain my funds even after proof of an order being shipped, so in order to protect my business, I’ll be sticking solely with Stripe from now on. My apologies for the inconvenience! If you are genuinely unable to access payment via Stripe and still would very much like to make a purchase, please e-mail me at orders@jbeoin.com, and we can discuss whether or not other options are possible. I can’t promise anything, but we can try!