Mugunghwa Korean National Flower Watercolor and Ink Art Print Illustration by Erin Kim

An original illustration of the Hibiscus varietal chosen due to its resilience when Korea was colonized by Japan. It came back and bloomed all over the country after a harsh winter period igniting hope in the Korean people. An emblem of resilience and beauty. The original was done with Japanese Micron Ink pens and Watercolor.

- Two sizes: 5x7 & 8x10
- Printed on Epson Premium Presentation Matte Paper
- Packaged in Cellophane Bag (Working to become more eco-friendly!) with a cardboard backer and wrapped in kraft butcher paper!

No returns or exchanges, but please contact me if you have any problems with your order. I will ensure you receive your print safe and sound!

Seller is not responsible for lost mail or delayed shipping.

Thanks for being cool and creative,
Erin Kim