Study of the Charlton Mulberry Tree by Judy Head ceramic . acrylic painting. Original art This piece celebrates the raw

This piece celebrates the raw energy and creativity of urban graffiti culture

The sand is drawn out with the waves which leaves you slightly unsteady

As many as 20 orange to pale yellow fluted flowers will grow on each stalk and this display will be repeated during a warm summer

5cm (35 x 35 x 1 inch)

Box frame size 29cm x 29cm x 4

Study of the Charlton Mulberry Tree by Judy Head ceramic . acrylic painting. Original art This piece celebrates the rawThis is one of a number of small ink studies of the Black Mulberry Tree in Charlton Park. This was one of the first of the species to be planted reputedly in 1608. King James 1 of England planted these trees in an attempt to develop a local silk industry the Mulberry leaves being the favourite food of the silk worm and break the monopoly of the France and Italy. However, he planted the black Mulberry which produced wonderful fruit but not the white