Sacred Datura Socks

Description: Sacred datura is one of the most beautiful and mysterious plants of the Arizona Sonoran Desert. While it has been used sparingly as a ritual deliriant and medicinal narcotic among native populations, it is dangerously poisonous for those who do not know how to prepare it correctly. Chiefly nocturnal, its delicate and other-worldly blooms can be captured at dawn and twilight near dry washes and riparian areas from April to October but most abundantly during monsoon season after heavy rains and floods.

Description: A vintage-inspired travel graphic celebrating Utah's Zion National Park. Features a detailed woodcut illustration of a desert bighorn sheep perched on a rocky ledge above the winding Virgin River. The scenic canyon backdrop features towering red Navajo sandstone cliffs and rock formations, including Angels Landing, set beneath a warm golden sun. Lush canyon flora frames the foreground, including red columbine, white sacred datura flowers, yellow evening primrose, orange Indian paintbrush, and flowering cacti. Bold red script and sans-serif typography arch overhead reading "Zion NATIONAL PARK." Perfect for hikers, campers, desert adventurers, nature lovers, and fans of classic Utah national park travel apparel.

Description: I love Sacred Datura and the beautiful (but dangerous) flowers. I made this cyanotype from photos I took at my favorite park in Los Angeles.