Semiramide, whose name refers to one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World – the Hanging Gardens of Queen Semiramis, who, upon arriving in Babylon, longed above all for lush vegetation. The Semiramide pattern delights not only with its multitude of details but above all with its refined color palette, which, despite its richness, remains in good taste.

Semiramide is part of a mini floral collection depicting flower meadows. The designs, based on paintings painted with acrylic paints, are exceptionally rich in striking detail thanks to the method used.

This design is by Danuta Leszczyńska, who graduated from the Faculty of Visual Communication at the University of Applied Arts in Poznań with a degree in graphics and painting. Currently, she continues her creative work, devoting herself primarily to painting and occasionally graphic design. She prefers using acrylic paints, and flowers are often the subject of her work. Her paintings are floral scraps recorded on a piece of canvas.