The Stardust Garden, Japanese Wildflower Botanical Art Print
The Stardust Garden · Hoshikuzu no Niwa 星屑の庭
In Japanese, hoshikuzu means stardust, literally "crumbs of stars". This print is a garden made of it: thousands of tiny glowing dots scattered across a deep midnight ground, gathering into flowers, seed heads, ferns and coral-like branches.
Lemon and sage pods float on fine stems, violet fronds unfurl in the corner, and soft pink asters cluster beside speckled coral blooms. Red and tangerine discs drift above it all like lanterns or setting moons. The longer you look, the more you find, as if the garden is slowly lighting up in the dark.
It is a print for evening rooms and cosy corners: a living room, bedroom or hallway that welcomes depth, colour and a little magic. The dark background makes every colour glow, and it pairs beautifully with velvet, warm woods, brass and moody painted walls. A memorable gift for gardeners, stargazers and lovers of Japanese-inspired design.
A landscape-format print that sits perfectly alongside our Secret of the Forest and Mizutama no Mori prints.
Print Details
- Giclée printed on 200gsm archival fine art paper
- Rich, fade-resistant pigment inks for lasting colour
- Landscape orientation
- Supplied unframed, ready for a standard-size frame
- Carefully packaged and dispatched from the UK
- Original artwork by Stanley Street Studio
Frame shown for illustration only. Colours may vary slightly between screens.