There's a sense of gentle motion to Unfurling Wings. Rather than printing butterflies onto a flat surface, Nicole McHugh builds them - layering intricately die-cut wings of fine watercolour paper into a circular flutter that seems to lift and scatter from the centre of the frame. Each butterfly is individually shaped and raised, so the whole piece feels alive, shifting subtly as the light moves across it through the day.

Look closely and the detail rewards you: the delicate indigo wash brushed into the very tips of the wings, the soft greys that lend depth between layers, and the gentle shadows each butterfly casts onto the textured paper behind. It's a study in restraint - almost entirely white, yet endlessly dimensional and full of quiet energy.

Set within a generous oak-finish shadow box frame, the design is given room to breathe, framed like a captured moment in time. The pale, organic palette makes it effortless to style, sitting beautifully against warm neutrals and cool greys alike.

A standout piece of textured butterfly art and a true conversation starter, Unfurling Wings arrives framed and ready to hang. An open edition print on fine watercolour paper.