• A purple fox with white chest and tail faces to the right, one front paw raised, and its head turned back to the left. A faint green glow can be seen all around them, becoming stronger and more like fire as it reaches the tail. A large crescent moon can be seen above their back, just to the left their head. They appears to be walking on clouds. The background is a starry mottled grey-blue.
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Revontulet

Revontulet

Esther Remmington

MND/N2BS/216

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Magical fox card by artist Esther Remmington. Revontulet is the Finnish name for the aurora borealis, which translates as "Fox Fires". In Finnish mythology the lights are caused by the tail of a magical fox, sweeping through the snow and flinging it up into the sky.

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About Esther Remmington

British artist Esther Remmington has had a love of myth and magic for as long as she can remember, and began drawing fairytale characters when she was a child. Esther's work explores many fantastic, mythic, and spiritual themes, including dragons and Celtic Gods and Goddesses. She finds much inspiration in the beauty of nature, and because of this, you'll often find animals nestled within her paintings. View more by Esther Remmington.
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Printed in the UK on FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council) approved card. Comes with a Kraft envelope made from recycled paper. The outer wrapper is made from biodegradable corn starch.

Source: Printed in the UK

Size: 5" x 7"

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