Faded Rose A4 Botanical Fine Art Print by Jane Maye
Faded Rose began as a study in my art journal, drawn while watching a rose begin to fade. It was a quiet way of recording the flower not at its height, but at a different stage of its life—when the petals loosen, the colours soften, and a different kind of character emerges.
This A4 print is a reproduction of that original journal page. I have kept the quiet, hand-drawn quality of the study, including the small presence of a spider among the petals, to bring a piece of that focused observation into your own home.
Why you might choose it:
- Brings a quiet botanical presence to a bedroom, reading corner or workspace.
- A thoughtful gift for someone who notices the smaller changes in the natural world.
- Its standard A4 size makes choosing a frame straightforward.
Print details:
- A4 size (210 × 297 mm).
- Printed to order in the UK on Fotospeed Matt Ultra 240gsm paper.
- Supplied unframed.
How it reaches you:
- You place your order.
- Your print is professionally produced to order in the UK.
- It is carefully dispatched using a tracked delivery service.
Fulfilment & Delivery:
Printed to order and dispatched directly from a professional UK print studio. Please allow approximately 4–6 working days for printing and UK delivery. Tracking will be provided when your order is dispatched.
A little more to look forward to:
For the first 5 Faded Rose print orders placed by 13 September 2026, I will include three complimentary Moss Letters, one each month for three months.
A Moss Letter is a seasonal letter from the natural world that arrives through your letterbox once a month, accompanied by a small paper piece to keep. There is no subscription to cancel and nothing will renew automatically. It is simply an invitation to notice the world around you.
The Moss & Maye Promise:
I want you to be happy living with the things you choose from Moss & Maye. If your print arrives and you feel it isn't right for your space, please let me know within 30 days of delivery and you can return it for a refund. There is no need to persuade yourself to keep something that doesn’t feel at home with you.