The olive branch has long been a universal symbol of peace, hope, and reconciliation. Rooted in ancient traditions, it represents the end of conflict and the renewal of harmony. Yet beyond its cultural history, the branch itself speaks through its quiet strength — slender, enduring, and ever reaching toward the light. Its leaves, both silvery and green, embody balance: the meeting of endurance and gentleness, struggle and grace. To hold or depict an olive branch is to acknowledge the fragile, ongoing pursuit of peace — not as a single gesture, but as a living act of patience and resilience.
Print painted by artist Patrick Fraser en plein air with watercolour in San Sano, October 2025.
Product features
- Premium quality 270gsm white uncoated paper.
- Includes envelopes for easy mailing
Care instructions
- Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of the card outwards.
The olive branch has long been a universal symbol of peace, hope, and reconciliation. Rooted in ancient traditions, it represents the end of conflict and the renewal of harmony. Yet beyond its cultural history, the branch itself speaks through its quiet strength — slender, enduring, and ever reaching toward the light. Its leaves, both silvery and green, embody balance: the meeting of endurance and gentleness, struggle and grace. To hold or depict an olive branch is to acknowledge the fragile, ongoing pursuit of peace — not as a single gesture, but as a living act of patience and resilience.
Print painted by artist Patrick Fraser en plein air with watercolour in San Sano, October 2025.
Product features
- Premium quality 270gsm white uncoated paper.
- Includes envelopes for easy mailing
Care instructions
- Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of the card outwards.
