“March 18” card

€5,00 EUR

“Every day, almost every moment, sun, clouds, showers parent it with new colors”

Isabelle Chatelin is a Norman artist.
Through her series of paintings, “Every Day its Light”, Isabelle immortalized the Saint-Valéry-en-Caux lighthouse, every day of the year.
348 oil pastels from the beach were born, day after day.

We have selected 4 oil pastels: February Seventeen, March Eighteen, September Thirty and October Thirty-first.

You can find the entirety of this work in his book “À Chaque Jour sa Lumière” and on exhibition at the Museum of Impressionisms in Giverny, from July 14 to October 3.

Perfect to slide into our shelves Super poses.

Oil pastel from the series À Every Day its Light
Dimensions: 15cm x 22.1cm
Printed near Toulouse on 170 g paper
Delivered with its envelope

  • Team favorite
  • Homemade
  • Made in Portugal
  • Team favorite
  • Homemade
  • Made in Portugal
  • Team favorite
  • Homemade
  • Made in Portugal
  • Team favorite
  • Homemade
  • Made in Portugal
How to use it ?

How to use it ?

It's very simple: dig a small hole in the ground, plant your olla there, then fill it with water about once a week. Watch your plants grow!
When to fill your olla?

When to fill your olla?

Filling your olla every week is enough. During periods of high heat, you can increase the frequency of fillings, as soon as the olla is empty.
Can I use it with all plants?

Can I use it with all plants?

Yes. But if you are using it with cacti or succulents, we recommend waiting 2 to 3 days after the olla is empty before filling it again, to give the soil time to dry.
What should I do when I am away for more than a week?

What should I do when I am away for more than a week?

We advise you to do surface watering and fill the olla just before your departure, it will act as an additional water reservoir for your plants.

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