Sonoran Beauty Print

Late in the day a magnificent jaguar saunters in from Mexico, already stunning in her spots. She wears a wild sombrero made from an organ-pipe cactus flower afloat in a mass of cactus fiber, accented by velvetpod mimosa and gracefully waving sotol leaves.

Around her neck, datura pods and catclaw acacia strung on yucca fiber jingle softly, and she daringly tucks in the ears of a desert cottontail. The back tells how the rabbits dashed for cover.

Printed with archival pigment-based inks on museum-grade cotton rag paper.