• harriet tubman, always remember - #flora & phrase#
  • harriet tubman, always remember - #flora & phrase#
  • harriet tubman, always remember - #flora & phrase#
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harriet tubman, always remember

harriet tubman, always remember

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This nature inspired art is the perfect size for that part of your wall you just don’t know what to do with—or that shelf in your room that, let’s be honest, holds nothing but plants. Whatever room you’re looking to add some beautiful words and a comforting reminder into, this quote can do the trick.

Hand-typed on my great grandfather’s 1931 Remington Noiseless typewriter, this one-of-a-kind custom quote print brings some of the outdoors to you with a real pressed flower that will maintain its vibrancy year-round. Sustainable materials are used at every point of the creation and shipping process, so you can feel good that your purchase is friendly to the earth.

Whether you’re looking for a piece of art that will bring powerful reminders to you or to a loved one, everything at flora & phrase is made carefully by hand so that nobody else has a piece exactly like yours.

🌱5.5x5.5 inches
🌱handmade with eco-friendly materials
🌱can be hung on cotton thread or not

If you'd like a different pressed flower, please add the color you would prefer in the "add a note to your order" field when you check out. Looking for a completely customized piece? Click here.

Harriet Tubman, an American abolitionist and political activist, was born into slavery in 1822. After escaping, she made 13 missions to help rescue 70 enslaved people via the network of safe houses known as the Underground Railroad. She served as a spy for the Union army during the Civil War and later was a crucial activist in the women's suffrage movement.
50% of the profits of this piece are donated to the Harriet Tubman Foundation for Safe Passage, a Black-woman and family-led organization that leverages programming and mutual aid networks to build a more just future for Black folks.
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