Five tulips stand in perfect balance here: one tall rust bloom in the center, a pair of golden ochre ones just below it, and two more rust tulips at the outer edges. Long sage leaves curve out to each side like open arms, and everything rises from a squat, round clay vase painted in dusty blue with a single cream band around its belly.
Lacey Brower painted this folk art flower painting for our Nordic Folk Florals collection in her soft, boho painted style. The brushwork stays visible in the petals and the vase, and the cream background has a faint woven texture, so the piece reads like something handed down rather than freshly printed. It sits comfortably next to vintage folk art prints without trying to copy them.
It suits anyone who loves quiet symmetry, Scandinavian craft traditions, or the calm, cozy feel of hygge wall art. The muted palette of rust, ochre, sage and blue is easy to live with and works in both warm and cool rooms.
Hang this canvas wall art above a breakfast nook or open shelving as farmhouse kitchen wall art, or use it as folk art kitchen decor beside a hutch full of pottery. It also looks right in an entryway, a reading corner, or a guest room that needs a little color.