Vintage Botanical Wall Art Prints in Ornate Gold Frames, Set of Two
- Crafted from wood with paper art prints
- Set includes 2 framed prints (1 rectangular and 1 oval)
- Ornate antiqued gold finish with decorative corner embellishments and beaded inner border detail
- Features vintage botanical illustrations, including roses and peonies, and mushrooms with wildflowers
- Dark moody backgrounds in charcoal and deep green-black create dramatic contrast
- Sawtooth hangers are pre-installed on the back for immediate wall mounting
- Large rectangular frame dimensions: 6.50W" x 1D" x 8.5H"
- Small oval frame dimensions: 8.75W" x .5D" x 12H"
- Packed: One set per package (you will receive two framed botanical prints)
- Shipping Date: Leaves our warehouse within 3 business days!
🖼️ Gallery-Ready Grandeur
These aren't prints you picked up at a chain store—they look like they were rescued from a European estate sale. One frame showcases lush painted florals (roses, peonies, and soft cream blooms against a moody dark background), while the other features a whimsical mushroom and wildflower composition that nods to vintage botanical illustrations. The ornate gold frames with beaded inner details and decorative corner flourishes make them look exponentially more expensive than they are.
🏛️ Instant Gallery Wall Starter Kit
Hang them as a pair for symmetrical sophistication, or use them as anchor pieces in a larger gallery wall like the styled photo. The contrasting shapes (rectangular and oval) create visual interest without looking mismatched, and the cohesive dark backgrounds tie them together even though the subjects are different. They work equally well in traditional spaces or as an unexpected accent in modern farmhouse or eclectic interiors.
💰 Estate Sale Aesthetic, Steal-Level Price
Similar ornate-framed botanical prints at antique shops and home boutiques easily hit $60-80 each. You're getting two statement pieces with gallery-quality frames for a fraction of that investment. Perfect for anyone building a curated wall who doesn't want to spend months hunting thrift stores.
