Gingko Hats

Description: a poetic walk to gather inspiration from nature

Description: Some gingko trees survived the Hiroshima atomic bombing. They are known for their longevity and resilience

Description: Original painting - oil on aerosol on 48" x 60" canvas

Description: Original leafstamp. A handmade stamp for the lovers of the popular asian tree for nature, garden and fall landscape fans.

Description: Original painting - oil on aerosol on 36" x 48" painting

Description: This branch of gingko leaves was hand drawn and painted by me! Beautiful shades of blue, green, and gold watercolor are combined to achieve this affect.

Description: I discovered this species of marten while researching Japanese wildlife. I fell in love with its golden fur and the dark mask — sometimes barely visible, sometimes strikingly clear around its eyes. It’s an omnivore, but I wonder if it liked the persimmons I gave it?

Description: Handmade Ginkgo leaf print for garden botany and plant lovers.

Description: This little marten could easily go unnoticed in a ginkgo tree turned golden by autumn.

Description: Original handmade leafstamp design of the asian ginko-tree. A nature- leaves graphic.

Description: ginko floral decoration #ginko

Description: The beautiful, crisp winds of autumn turn the leaves and berries of the forest into a red and orange whirlwind of color!

Description: This is the Mitsu Ginkyo (三つ銀杏) mon, meaning "Triple Ginkyo".

Description: Original art illustration of gingko leaves

Description: Handmade Ginko (Gingko biloba) leaf print for botany and garden lovers.

Description: Autumn inspires leaves

Description: Falling golden Ginkgo Biloba leaves on an elegant olive green background of an art deco inspired seamless pattern of more Ginkgo leaves.

Description: This is my entry for Day 10 of Inktober 2019 - Pattern

Description: Green Ginkgo leaf :-)

Description: Yellow gingko leaf

Description: Ginkgo leaf

Description: Ginko

Description: Illustration with ginko leaves.

Description: Stylized leaves with figures

Description: The word Fuji has so different origins and among the many, the most poetic is "a mountain standing up shapely as an ear of a rice plant". Whatever is the meaning, the Japanese called it Fujisan.

Description: An axolotl exploring a cosmic chart in an elegant fusion of space and serenity. Featuring sun and moons, these items make a great gift for mystical and astronomy enthusiasts.