Amphisbaena and Datura

Flora and Fauna, venom and poison:
Amphisbaena is the venomous snake with two heads -one in each end.
In Greek mythology, it was created from the blood of Medusa when her head dripped on the Libyan Desert.
Here, one of the snake heads bites the Datura flower -also known as the Devil’s Trumpet,
which is one of the most poisonous plants in the world and known to cause madness and death.

Open edition reproduction of inverted pencil drawing. 
Part of the Unatur collection.

Available in 2 sizes:
– 15 x 12 cm
– 40 x 30 cm

Print in museum quality: Detail and colors will last up to 100 years without fading.
Frame not included.

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