Wildflowers in Scripture often serve as a symbol of God's provision.

These magnets celebrate human-made art.

This collection exists as a small act of remembrance for both the flowers and the woman who painted them.

I do not claim ownership of Mary Vaux Walcott’s original artwork. Instead, I honor it by bringing it into everyday life, where it can be seen, held, and remembered.

A full set comes with nine 2x2 magnets featuring:

-Alpine Forget-Me-Not
-Flowering Raspberry
-Wild Lupine
-Scarlet Globe-Mallow
-Tall St. John's Wort
-Mountain Azalea
-False Foxglove
-Prairie Beard-Tongue
-Verse magnet with Luke 12:27

Smaller sets will include a surprise selection of 3 and 5 floral magnets with the Verse magnet.

Mary Vaux Walcott (1860–1940) was an American botanical artist and naturalist whose work remains some of the most exquisite flower illustration ever produced in the United States.

Her illustrations were created not as decorative art, but as acts of observation and preservation. Many were later published as color plates in North American Wild Flowers (1925), a landmark work of botanical documentation.

The original paintings and published illustrations by Mary Vaux Walcott are in the public domain. Her work was published in 1925 and is no longer protected by copyright.