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Arbutus Throw Pillow featuring the photograph Peeling bark by Cheryl Hoyle

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Peeling bark Throw Pillow

Cheryl Hoyle

by Cheryl Hoyle

$25.00

Size

Pillow Insert

Image Size

 
 

Product Details

Our throw pillows are made from 100% spun polyester poplin fabric and add a stylish statement to any room. Pillows are available in sizes from 14" x 14" up to 26" x 26". Each pillow is printed on both sides (same image) and includes a concealed zipper and removable insert (if selected) for easy cleaning.

Design Details

The Saanich people used arbutus bark and leaves for medicinal purposes. Straits... more

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2 - 3 business days

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Peeling bark Photograph by Cheryl Hoyle

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Comments (13)

Linda Brody

Linda Brody

Lovely

Cheryl Hoyle replied:

Thank you!

Evgeniya Lystsova

Evgeniya Lystsova

Nice one!

Cheryl Hoyle replied:

Thanks!

Robert McAlpine

Robert McAlpine

Cool

Cheryl Hoyle replied:

Thanks!

John Trommer

John Trommer

Nice shot.

Cheryl Hoyle replied:

Thank you!

Bob Cuthbert

Bob Cuthbert

Nice

Cheryl Hoyle replied:

Thanks!

Iris Richardson

Iris Richardson

Love your peeling bark capture, the textures and colors are amazing

Cheryl Hoyle replied:

Thanks Iris!

HH Photography of Florida

HH Photography of Florida

Beautiful vibrant colors and textures.

Cheryl Hoyle replied:

Thanks!

Leif Sohlman

Leif Sohlman

Beautiful colour and presentation of Peeling Bark Cheryl

Cheryl Hoyle replied:

Thank you!

Johanna Hurmerinta

Johanna Hurmerinta

Unique!

Cheryl Hoyle replied:

Thanks Johanna!

Artist's Description

The Saanich people used arbutus bark and leaves for medicinal purposes. Straits
Salish legend has it that the arbutus provided an anchor against the great flood. Another legend informs us that if the arbutus were to disappear, the Earth would fly apart.
The Arbutus needs little in the way of tender loving care. The tree is found on very dry, excessively drained sites, such as exposed rock and rocky soils. It loves the sun and has adapted to survive the prolonged summer dry spells of southern Vancouver Island. The arbutus is a very useful for erosion control on disturbed sites.
Rufous Hummingbirds and bees are both attracted to the flowers. The berries are food for waxwings, robins, thrushes, band-tailed pigeons, and woodpeckers. Secondary cavity nesters such as tree swallows use the natural cavities created by broken branches for nest sites.
Arbutus may be associated with other species such as Garry Oak, Douglas-fir, oceanspray, salal or Oregon-grape.

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About Cheryl Hoyle

Cheryl Hoyle

Burning Skye photography by Cheryl Hoyle. Burning Skye is the name of one of my relatives that is from Six Nations of the Grand River, Ohsweken, Ontario, Canada.

 

$25.00