Alaskan Wildflowers and Cute Chickadee by Karen Whitworth - Large Zipper Wallet

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This limited edition Alaskan Wildflowers and Cute Chickadee is fabulously rich in color and talent. A lone chickadee is seen pausing to take in the beautiful view of an Alaskan summer while the sun dips behind the mountains above the Eagle River Valley.

The artwork printed on this wallet is a one of a kind original piece from the Karen Whitworth Master Collection. Buy it today and feel good about supporting a local artist.

Snap this wallet open to find eleven credit card slots, one clear plastic photo id slot, a large money pocket and two additional large pockets. Flip this wallet over and unzip the back to find two large compartments for change and receipts.

Artist: Karen Whitworth.
Material: Durable, vegan, man-made faux leather.
Measurements: Approximately 3.5 x 7.5 x 1 inches.
Details: Zipper pocket on back and snap closure.

About the Artwork:

"A lazy summer sun dips near the mountainous horizon in Eagle River Valley. Under this warm evening summer glow, the fireweed blooms brilliantly as a lone chickadee pauses to take in the view. This vibrant wallet is printed from my original oil painting." ... Karen Whitworth

About the Artist:

Born in Oregon and the oldest of 5 children, Karen devoted much of her early years to drawing on any piece of paper she could get her hands on. When her family moved to Alaska she was exposed to a new, raw, and inspiring beauty that encouraged her love for art and nature. During the 20 years she spent in the Last Frontier, the landscape and the animals that resided in it were a constant source of inspiration for her paintings. Today her original art can be found in collections around the world and is featured in several US galleries. From her studio, and even the field, she creates her paintings with a love for light and vibrant color. She now lives in Washington state with her husband, Greg, and two young children where she continues to explore and be inspired by the nature that surrounds her home in the Pacific Northwest.