Grayson Perry’s commemorative pot from 2009 and Mr Darcy’s wet shirt
and photographer Frances Palmer celebrates her love of flowers
A delightful blend of creamy milk and smooth white chocolate encasing sweet
The tins are printed with colourful food illustrations and filled with soy wax candles
The publication offers a curated selection of work
Mother Bird with her Brood Acrylic on Paper - Bhil Art Brand / Flowature Grayson Perry’s commemorative pot fromBhil Art by Kamta Tahed 28 x 38cm The Bhils are the second largest tribal community in India, residing in Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan. Traditionally, the art of the Bhil folk would adorn the clay walls of their village homes. Beautiful images would be painted with neem sticks and other twigs, and natural dyes would be used. Turmeric, flour, vegetables, leaves and oil were used to derive brilliant colours to make fascinating