A bright and joyful Scottish-inspired nursery print featuring a very bonnie little llama surrounded by colourful flowers and foliage, paired with the Scots phrase “Braw & Bonnie.”
In Scots, braw can mean excellent, lovely or splendid, while bonnie means beautiful or pretty — making this a wonderfully cheerful sentiment for a wee one’s room.
With its warm yellow and orange palette, playful floral details and friendly animal character, this print is designed to bring plenty of colour and personality to nurseries, children's bedrooms and playrooms.
It also makes a lovely Scottish gift for a new baby or young child, particularly for Scottish families living further afield who want to bring a wee bit of home into their child's space.
Part of the Kalloway Design children's collection, combining contemporary illustration with Scottish words and phrases for the next generation of wee Scots.
Perfect for
- Scottish nursery decor
- New baby and baby shower gifts
- Colourful children's bedrooms
- Llama and animal-themed nurseries
- Scottish families at home or abroad
- First birthdays
- Playroom wall art
- A braw and bonnie wee one
All prints are exclusively designed by Kalloway Design in our home studio on the West Coast of Scotland to the highest quality standards.
Your print is of an original design, printed professionally with ink on the finest quality archival matte paper:
- 230gsm professional matte photo paper
- Acid-free clean white base
- Exclusively sourced from high-end German paper mills
- Fade resistant professional grade ink guaranteed to last at least 80 years
- Ten-colour high-quality industry inkjet printer
- Vibrant and detailed gallery quality prints every time
This listing is for the print only – no frames or other items are included.
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