GIFT: fig jam + quince jam + herbal tea, with ribbon and ART card

$43.95

Quantity

This gift set includes 1 jar of black mission FIG jam + 1 jar of QUINCE jam + 1 jar of herbal tea. The box is tied with a "rich plum purple" ribbon (please note: there's no paper gift wrap on this item - just the ribbon), and includes an art card.

Please choose the art for your card in the drop down menu above (if you don't write a message, we'll include the art of your choice, it just won't have a message printed in it). You can see the different art choices below:

"Fruit: August" greeting card art shows a black (on kraft paper) engraving of fruit
A -- "August"
engraving by Henry Fletcher, 1732.

"Fruit: July" greeting card features art depicting fruit, originally a hand-colored engraving (printed on kraft paper)
B -- "July"
hand-colored engraving by Henry Fletcher, 1732.

"Strawberry Thief" greeting card features art depicting birds in a garden, originally a textile pattern (red and black print on kraft paper)

C -- "Strawberry Thief"
textile design by William Morris, 1883.

"The Strawberry Bed" greeting card features art depicting people harvesting strawberries, originally an engraving (black print on kraft paper)

D -- "The Strawberry Bed"
wood engraving by Winslow Homer, 1868.

"Wild Flowers" greeting card features art depicting wild flowers of the pacific coast, originally watercolor illustrations (full color printed on kraft paper)
E -- "Wild Flowers of the Pacific Coast"
watercolor sketches by Emma Homan Thayer, 1887.

"California Landscape" greeting card features art depicting rolling hills, trees, and clouds in the sky, originally an oil painting (full color printed on kraft paper)
F -- "California Landscape"
painting by William Wendt, 1920.

greeting card features illustrations of details of different pine trees (full color print on kraft paper)

G -- "A Description of the Genus Pinus"
botanical illustrations by Aylmer Bourke Lambert, 1837.

"Snow Flakes" greeting card features illustrations of snowflakes (blue print on kraft paper)

H -- "Snow-Flakes"
representations of individual crystals, actually observed and sketched with the aid of the microscope, 1863.