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Pollinator Pathways No 4: Heather

Pollinator Pathways No 4: Heather
Pollinator Pathways No 4: Heather
Hand & Machine Embroidery on Painted Canvas
Sandra Totty

Celebrating the resilience and beauty of wildflowers in untamed landscapes, this series of hand and machine embroidered artworks explores connections between flora, pollinators, and habitat. Intersecting threads symbolise relationships among plants, insects, and wildlife that depend on these environments, while honeycomb patterns represent bees and pollinators vital to ecosystems. The work highlights nature’s richness and the importance of protecting habitats they need to survive.
Inspired by heather-covered landscapes, this hand and machine embroidered artwork highlights the value of wild habitats with stitched heather flowers growing across a painted moorland, adding colour and texture to the scene.

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Submitted into the exhibition
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More of the artists work can be found on their webpage by following this link
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