“Hawthorn”
Hawthorn has long been a sacred tree; it was said to have been used for Jesus’ crown of thorns. The Anglo-Saxons built barriers with it to contain their livestock; they called it haege, which is the origin of the English word hedge.
Medicinally, the flowers and berries are used as a restorative tonic for the heart. Here is an old remedy to cure a broken heart: Steep the flowers in brandy for 7-10 days, strain and bottle. Take 7 drops morning and evening. - Sarah Walters
Three lovely photographic prints, taken of a sprig of Hawthrorn. They are mounted and framed as a 3-piece set in either oak wood or white frames, please choose from the drop down menu.
Size:
Print: 12” x 8”
Frame: 16” x 12”
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