Up the Garden Path Cards

The Garden Curator

Up the Garden Path Cards

$35.50
$35.50
  • Out of stock

This set of five A6 postcards have been printed in Australia from Colleen’s original pen and watercolour garden illustrations. The set includes five different artworks, each a meander up the garden path.

They are blank on the reverse and beautiful to write on to use as notecards. Tucked inside a cellophane bag, these cards can also be gifted as a bundle. Alternatively, frame them for a little whimsy! Please note, these cards are not giclee archival prints. 

Available exclusively from The Garden Curator. Not for retail resale.

Size

Set of five A6 postcards

Materials

The cards are a lovely weight 300gsm matte white with a soft texture, and come with envelopes.

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Australia
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International
International orders are charged a flat rate of AUD$20.

Order preparation
Prints are carefully rolled in tissue paper and posted in a mailing tube. Please unroll with care.

Order processing
Please allow up to 5 business days for your order to be posted.

About Colleen Southwell

Colleen Southwell is an Artist and Garden Mentor.

As an artist, her focus is paper sculpture, creating intricate, three-dimensional works inspired by the botanical, entomological worlds. Each element is formed by hand in her small tin studio near Orange, NSW, using finely cut paper, pigment, watercolour, delicate wire and occasional found materials. Mounted with entomology pins, each piece appears to float, with shadow forming part of the work itself. The result is both scientific and poetic, holding depth, atmosphere and a strong sense of presence. Her process is meticulous and measured - requiring patience, precision and a deep respect for detail.

Alongside her artistic practice, Colleen is a Garden Mentor, guiding others to create gardens with intention and an artist's eye. Drawing on a lifelong connection to cultivated landscapes, she helps people see beyond planting, to shape spaces that feel considered, layered and alive.

Her work, both in art and gardens, explores the quiet complexity of the natural world. Compositions are reverent and contemplative, inviting a slower way of seeing.

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